2023 Mitsubishi Triton: pricing, features and new special edition

Mitsubishi Australia has announced a 2023 update for its popular Triton ute range. The MY23 Triton gets small spec tweaks, a new grade, and will go on-sale in December.

Prices are up across the Triton lineup, from $300 for the GLS dual cab to $1500 for base GLX trims. The range starts at $30,740 and runs to $64,640 before on-road costs.

The new limited edition Sport trim will be capped at 400 units from $56,440 before on-road costs. The spec is based on the up-spec GLS Deluxe with some exterior flair courtesy of a sticker pack, contrast stitching and accented skid plates.

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Like the GLS Deluxe, the Sport is outfitted with leather upholstery, a 7.0-inch colour touchscreen and electric seats.

Although there are no upgrades to the Sport grade’s capability – though Mitsubishi has hinted a Nissan Navara Warrior and Toyota HiLux Rugged X rival is on the way – it has the GLS’s Super Select 4WD system, locking rear differential and all-terrain tyres.

“As part of continually evolving our product offer, we now welcome the new, limited-production Triton Sport Edition to Australia”, said Mitsubishi Australia CEO Shaun Westcott.

“This vehicle is perfectly placed to appeal to those who value a uniquely sporting style, combined with the capability, functionality and practicality that Triton is renowned for."

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Changes to existing variants

For MY23, the base GLX gains black side steps as standard and a $1500 price bump. The 2.4-litre petrol engine has been culled as an option on this variant.

As a result of losing the base petrol engine, the Triton entry price climbs to $30,740 before on-road costs for a GLX single cab chassis 4x2 manual with the turbo-diesel donk.

Most of the changes come for higher-spec GLS and GLX-R trims which, for MY23, have a higher quality ‘SDA1’ sound system – though with the same six-speakers as MY22.5 models. The $1000 tan leather option for the top trims – added in 2020 – continues for 2023 as well.

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Aside from these minor changes, the Triton spec remains untouched. That means the GLX comes with cloth upholstery, manual seats and two-speaker sound system.

Safety features include stability control, ABS, seven airbags and a five-star ANCAP rating from its 2015 evaluation.

Forward collision warning and AEB systems are fitted to GLX Club and dual cab variants with automatic transmissions, while the range-topping GLS and GSR are fitted with blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert and adaptive cruise control.

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2023 Triton 4x4 pricing

Prices are before on-road costs

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2023 Triton 4x2 pricing

Prices are before on-road costs