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Mitsubishi Triton bakkie gets more power in South Africa | SA News

21 May 2026 by Guest

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By Denis Droppa

Mitsubishi will soon add a higher-powered flagship variant to its Triton one-tonner bakkie range in South Africa.

Imported from Thailand, the sixth-generation Triton was launched locally in 2024 with a 2.4l turbodiesel four-cylinder engine available in two outputs, with workhorse models getting 81kW of power and 200Nm of torque and leisure variants mustering 135kW and 430Nm.

In the soon-to-be-launched Triton Bi-Turbo model, outputs are boosted to 150kW and 470Nm thanks to fine tuning of the 2.4l engine and its variable geometry turbocharger.

Performance-wise, this better positions the Mitsubishi bakkie against rivals such…

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