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Mitsubishi Triton to get Pajero’s new diesel, HEV and PHEV possible

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First reported by Chasing Cars · 10 September at 4:33 pm

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Chasing Cars·Motoring press·10 September at 4:33 pm

Mitsubishi Triton to get Pajero’s new diesel, HEV and PHEV possible

Mitsubishi’s heartland ute, the Triton, will inherit the engine debuting in the company’s reborn Pajero. When the current Triton launched in 2023, it introduced an updated 2.4-litre, twin-turbo…

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The quick read

  • Mitsubishi Triton to inherit new diesel engine from Pajero
  • Updated engine to replace current 2.4-litre, twin-turbo engine introduced in 2023
  • Possible HEV and PHEV variants for the Triton
  • Competitors in the ute segment may respond with updates or new models

For dealers: The upcoming engine upgrade for the Mitsubishi Triton will increase its competitiveness in the Australian market and potentially lead to increased sales and revenue for dealers.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The Mitsubishi Triton's upcoming engine upgrade will directly impact the ute's competitiveness in the Australian market, particularly against other diesel-powered utes.

The current Triton's 2.4-litre, twin-turbo engine, introduced in 2023, will be replaced by the new diesel engine debuting in the Pajero, which will likely lead to increased interest and showroom traffic for the Triton.

What it means for the order bank

The introduction of the new diesel engine, as well as possible HEV and PHEV variants, will give dealers more options to offer customers, potentially increasing sales and revenue.

The updated Triton will also put pressure on competitors in the ute segment to respond with their own updates or new models, which could lead to a more competitive pricing environment.

Competitor response and pricing

Dealers should prepare for potential price adjustments and marketing campaigns from competitors, such as those offering similar diesel-powered utes, in response to the updated Triton.

Action plan

This week, dealers can review their current Triton stock and ordering to ensure they are prepared for the upcoming engine upgrade and potential increase in demand.

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