Discover the Mitsubishi Triton Street’s striking Xforce‑inspired grille, 17‑inch alloy wheels and urban‑ready features—learn more and see if it fits your city life today.
Mitsubishi has rolled out a fresh variant of its popular midsize pickup, the Triton, exclusively for the Thai market. Dubbed the Triton Street, this model sits between the traditional Single Cab and Double Cab configurations, targeting drivers who spend most of their time on paved city streets.
New Front‑End Styling
The most eye‑catching change is the front fascia. Inspired by Mitsubishi’s Xforce SUV, the Triton Street sports a bold, angular grille with an X‑shaped pattern and a reshaped bumper that gives the truck a more squared‑off, aggressive look. Large blackened lower cladding and refined air intakes add to the muscular appearance, even though the underlying body structure stays the same.
Urban‑Focused Trim and Features
Positioned as an entry‑level option, the Street variant comes with halogen headlights, no fog lights, and 17‑inch black‑finished alloy wheels. Paint choices are limited to white, silver and dark gray, each paired with black exterior accents for a clean, urban aesthetic.
- Fabric‑upholstered seats
- Three‑point seatbelts with three airbags
- Two‑speaker audio system
- 10‑inch central infotainment display
- Hill‑start assist and forward‑collision mitigation brakes
Powertrain and Performance
Under the hood, the Triton Street retains the 2.4‑litre turbo‑charged diesel engine found in other Triton models. It produces 148 hp and 330 Nm of torque, slightly lower than the higher‑spec variants. Power is sent through a six‑speed manual gearbox to a rear‑wheel‑drive layout, with no four‑wheel‑drive option. An active electronic differential helps distribute torque when a wheel loses traction, adding a modest off‑road aid despite the truck’s city‑centric purpose.
Pricing and Market Outlook
In Thailand, the Triton Street starts at 649,000 baht (about US$17,500), positioning it as an affordable midsize pickup for urban professionals and small business owners.
Future Prospects for the Triton Lineup
The limited rollout of a new front design raises questions about Mitsubishi’s strategy. The current generation of the Triton was launched in 2023, so a mid‑cycle facelift could be on the horizon as competition in the midsize pickup segment intensifies. The Street variant may serve as a test bed for future design cues and market positioning.
Below are some real‑world photos of the new Mitsubishi Triton Street.