Car Buyer's Guide

Overview

The Mitsubishi Triton is a diesel four-wheel-drive pick-up for buyers needing a two-seat single cab or a five-seat truck with manual or automatic transmission. This Mk3 generation launches in 2024 with a 2.4-litre diesel across the range, while the Athlete Enhancement adds output. Prices start from RM101,980.

Triton in 2026 — what's new

The third-generation Triton gains a new Malaysian option for 2026: the Single Cab AT. It pairs the 2.4-litre diesel with a six-speed automatic and adds reverse sensors plus a rear differential lock. The five-seat GL MT, GL AT, AT Premium and Athlete Enhancement remain in the line-up alongside the manual Single Cab. The Athlete Enhancement uses 201 hp; the other listed variants use 179 hp.

Variants (5)

RM101,980–RM159,980 · est. from RM1,040/mo

Which variant to buy

Most private buyers should start with the RM116,980 GL AT: it has five seats, AWD and the automatic gearbox for only RM2,000 more than the GL MT. Choose the RM114,980 GL MT if a manual suits the job, or the RM101,980 Single Cab if two seats are enough. The RM145,980 AT Premium carries the same 179 hp as the GL models; on paper, check its equipment list before spending more. Pay RM159,980 for the Athlete Enhancement when its 201 hp matters.

Previous model years (6)

Shopping the previous generation? Triton Mk2 Facelift (2019–2024) →

Colours

across the range — availability varies by variant

  • Solid White Solid
  • Blade Silver Metallic
  • Graphite Grey Metallic
  • White Diamond Metallic
  • Diamond White Metallic
  • Jet Black Mica Metallic
  • Yamabuki Orange Metallic

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Verdict

This is a substantial reset rather than a mild update. The Mk3 is 55 mm longer than its predecessor and adopts a square-cut, blockier body with a pronounced nose. Its RM101,980 entry price is RM3,380 above the Nissan Navara’s RM98,600 starting point and RM1,141 below the Isuzu D-MAX’s RM103,121. The manual and automatic spread gives the range breadth, but the AT Premium’s extra spending needs an equipment check.

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Mitsubishi Triton sales in Malaysia

1,735 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #51 best-selling model this year. 193 were registered in Aug 2026, the latest month on record.

Sep 2025: 472 Oct 2025: 499 499 Nov 2025: 352 Dec 2025: 438 Jan 2026: 369 Feb 2026: 183 Mar 2026: 269 Apr 2026: 181 May 2026: 169 Jun 2026: 172 Jul 2026: 199 Aug 2026: 193 Sep 2025 Aug 2026 Full Triton sales data, month by month →

Mitsubishi Triton resale value

What a used Triton holds of its price, by registration year: the trade-guide value insurers and dealers reference, and the price the market typically asks.

A three-year-old Triton holds about 68% of its original value — stronger than the market average of 62%. The slower the line falls, the better it holds its value.
0% 50% 100% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Age (years)
Mitsubishi Triton Market average
Year Trade guide Typical asking Dealer sold Holds
2026 RM146,000 100%
2025 RM108,100 88%
2024 RM100,300 RM96,500 (6) 81%
2023 RM97,000 RM82,950 (36) RM97,500 68%
2022 RM90,350 RM78,750 (60) RM80,725 66%
2021 RM84,400 RM72,800 (72) RM86,200 61%
2020 RM77,950 RM69,000 (30) RM78,800 60%
2019 RM68,100 RM62,400 (34) 55%
2018 RM59,800 RM50,500 (42) 44%
2017 RM52,550 RM50,000 (17) 45%

Trade-guide and market listing data, West Malaysia. Actual prices vary with condition, mileage and variant; "holds" compares against that year's new price.

Generations

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Mitsubishi Triton FAQ

How much is the Mitsubishi Triton in Malaysia?

The Mitsubishi Triton range runs from RM101,980 for the Single Cab to RM159,980 for the Athlete Enhancement. The five-seat GL MT costs RM114,980, GL AT RM116,980 and AT Premium RM145,980.

Which Mitsubishi Triton variant should I buy?

Buy the GL AT if you want five seats and an automatic gearbox. Pick the GL MT if you specifically want a manual, the Single Cab for its two-seat layout, or the Athlete Enhancement for its 201 hp output.

What does the Triton Single Cab AT add?

The Single Cab AT gets a six-speed automatic transmission, reverse sensors and a rear differential lock. Like the other Tritons, it uses a 2.4-litre diesel and AWD.

Is the Mitsubishi Triton available with a manual gearbox?

Yes. The two-seat Single Cab and five-seat GL MT use a manual gearbox. The GL AT, AT Premium, Athlete Enhancement and Single Cab AT use automatic transmissions.

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