Mitsubishi Reveals XRT Concept and Upcoming Sixth-Generation Triton Pickup Truck

Mitsubishi released the XRT Concept concept car at this year’s Bangkok Motor Show in Thailand, predicting that its global strategic pickup truck Triton will soon usher in a new sixth-generation model. Toyota Hilux supremacy.

Mitsubishi used the XRT concept pickup to demonstrate the design direction of the major facelift Triton, which has announced that it will officially debut on July 26.

Triton is Mitsubishi’s best-selling mid-size pickup, especially in Southeast Asia. Its most direct rivals are Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger. The major facelift Triton, which is expected to debut in July, will continue to use the design elements of the XRT Concept to create a domineering and rough shape. It is understood that the body size will be larger than the current model, and the wheelbase will also increase simultaneously. Better spatial performance.

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The picture shows the foreign media’s preview of the new car. (Image source: taken from Kolesa.ru)

In terms of power, the facelifted Triton will adopt a new 2.4-liter straight four-turbo diesel engine code-named 4N16 from the original factory, and it is expected to add Hybrid oil-electric hybrid and pure electric power options in the future. At the same time, the 4WD four-wheel drive system will also be upgraded. Further strengthen its off-road capability.

The overall shape of the XRT concept pickup is quite mature, and I believe it is not far from the appearance of the real car.

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