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Mitsubishi Triton

Mitsubishi Triton
Build Dates
Nov 2023 - onwards
On Sale Dates
Feb 2024 - onwards
Applies To
All variants
Vehicle Type
Utility
Engine/Fuel Type
Petrol / diesel vehicles
Price Bracket
$35,000 - $65,000
Rating Year/Datestamp
2024
ANCAP Safety Rating
Rating Expires
Dec 2031
ANCAP Safety
Tested
2024

The Mitsubishi Triton was introduced in Australia and New Zealand in February 2024. This ANCAP safety rating applies to all variants.

Dual frontal, side chest-protecting and side head-protecting airbags and a driver knee airbag are standard. A centre airbag, which provides added protection to front seat occupants in side impact crashes, is also standard.

Autonomous emergency braking (Car-to-Car, Vulnerable Road User and Junction) as well as a lane support system with lane keep assist (LKA), lane departure warning (LDW) and emergency lane keeping (ELK), and a speed sign recognition system are standard.

Autonomous emergency braking (Backover) is standard on utility variants, but is not available on cab-chassis variants introduced from March 2025.

Installation of child restraints in the centre seating position of the second row in dual cab variants is not recommended as there is no top tether anchorage.

Installation of child restraints in single and club cab variants is not recommended as there are no top tether anchorages. Child Occupant Protection scores therefore do not apply to the single and club cab variants.

Assessment Scores

Adult Occupant Protection
Adult Occupant Protection
86%
34.64 out of 40
Child Occupant Protection
Child Occupant Protection
89%
44.03 out of 49
Vulnerable Road User Protection
Vulnerable Road User Protection
73%
46.51 out of 63
Safety Assist
Safety Assist
70%
12.75 out of 18

Safety Assist Technologies

AEB - Car-to-Car (Rear)
Standard on all variants
AEB - VRU
Standard on all variants
AEB - Junction
Standard on all variants
AEB - Backover
Standard on all variants
LSS
Standard on all variants
Mitsubishi Triton (Feb 2024 – onwards) - frontal offset (MPDB) test at 50km/h
Mitsubishi Triton (Feb 2024 – onwards) - full width frontal test at 50km/h
Mitsubishi Triton (Feb 2024 – onwards) - side impact test at 60km/h
Mitsubishi Triton (Feb 2024 – onwards) - oblique pole test at 32km/h