2017 Mitsubishi Triton update now on sale in Australia

Brett Davis

Some revisions have been made to the Mitsubishi Triton ute for the 2017 model year update, with added technology and safety for most variants.

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All 2017 model pick-up models (body tray) come with a reversing camera as standard, along with a rear step bumper bar for the GLX double cab. The GLX 4×4 variants also add new 16-inch, 245/70 all-terrain tyres for improved off-road ability.

At the upper end of the range both the GLS and Exceed receive a new 7.0-inch touch-screen interface, called Smartphone Display Audio, providing full smartphone integration for the user. The Exceed also gets an electro-chromatic rear-view mirror and heated front seats.

Meanwhile the GLX gains the 6.1-inch touch-screen unit previously fitted to the GLS, along with a new key fob. A new space cab chassis version of the GLX automatic has been added to the range as well.

Across the range Mitsubishi Australia has added speed-sensing auto door locking, and a driver’s seatback pocket for the space and double cab models. Tony Principe, Mitsubishi Australia executive director, said:

“We’ve upgraded every model in the 2017 range to enhance Triton’s appeal with smartphone connectivity on GLS and Exceed, upgraded audio on GLX and auto air-conditioning on our value-leading GLX+.”

The 2017 officially arrives in dealerships around the country from December 13. Key highlights are as follows, with starting prices further below (excluding on-roads):

2017 TRITON KEY CHANGES

  • Speed sensing auto door lock
  • Crash detection door unlocking
  • Driver’s seat back pocket (Club and Double Cab models)

GLX:

  • New variant: Club Cab Chassis with automatic transmission
  • Reversing camera (Double Cab Pick Up models)
  • Rear step bumper
  • 245/70R16 111S RF All-Terrain tyres (4×4 models)
  • AM/FM CD display audio with 6.1-inch colour touch screen
  • New shape key fob

GLX+ (in addition to GLX changes):

  • New variant: Club Cab Pick Up with automatic transmission
  • Auto air-conditioning
  • Piano black instrument panel trim
  • Bright chrome interior door handles
  • Standard suspension

GLS

  • Smartphone link Display Audio (SDA) with 2 USB outlets and HDMI port
  • Dark chrome front grille and headlamp garnish
  • Platform-style sidesteps
  • 4-spoke leather steering wheel design
  • Improved instrument cluster graphics

 Exceed (in addition to GLS changes):

  • Electro chromatic rear view mirror
  • Heated front seats

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