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Mitsubishi

Triton

MV· 2024+ ute

Top issues

4 known problems
medium
AdBlue/SCR sensor errors
From 5,000 - 20,000km (unverified) · ~$0 - $1500 (unverified)
medium
Bi-turbo wastegate actuator fault
From 10,000 - 30,000km (unverified) · ~$0 - $2200 (unverified)
low
Early-production fit and finish
Any · Warranty / minor

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Generations

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Price (AUD)
$45k-$70k
Body styles
Single Cab, Club Cab, Double Cab
Drivetrain
RWD, Super Select II 4WD
Origin
Japan
Built in
Thailand

Overview

All-new platform launched 2024. Too new for established long-term reliability data - any problem entries reflect early-production calibration risks rather than known wear patterns. Modern Euro 6 powertrain requires AdBlue. AU Mitsubishi dealer network remains strong, which counts heavily for a brand-new platform.

Engines & variants

2.4L 4N16 MIVEC bi-turbo diesel

Engine
MIVEC bi-turbo common-rail diesel
Engine code
4N16
Config
I4 twin-turbo
Displacement
2442cc
Power
150kW @ 3500rpm
Torque
470Nm @ 1500-2750rpm
Drivetrain
RWD / Super Select II 4WD
0–100
~9.6s (unverified)
Economy
7.7 L/100km combined
Tow (braked)
3500kg
Tow (unbraked)
750kg
Transmission
6AT
Timing chain / belt / gear
Chain-driven (inspect 150,000km+)

Pros

  • 3500kg braked tow - class standard
  • Wider track and longer wheelbase - stable on highway
  • Modern cabin and ADAS suite
  • Chain-driven timing

Cons

  • Bi-turbo + AdBlue adds complexity
  • Significant price step up from MQ/MR
  • Stiffer unladen ride from new rear setup

Known problems

medium
AdBlue/SCR sensor errors
Early-production examples can experience SCR system errors where sensors fault out and trigger countdown alerts preventing restart. Reflects new-platform calibration issues.
Fix: Dealer software updates or AdBlue tank sensor replacement under warranty.
From 5,000 - 20,000km (unverified) · ~$0 - $1500 (unverified)
low
ADAS sensor calibration teething
Driver monitoring and forward collision warning systems can exhibit over-sensitive false alerts in specific driving scenarios.
Fix: Dealer firmware update to revised calibration parameters.
From 2,000 - 15,000km (unverified) · ~$0 - $400 (unverified)
medium
Bi-turbo wastegate actuator fault
Sequential bi-turbo system uses electronic actuators that can suffer software mismatch or minor binding under heat cycles. Early-production teething issue.
Fix: Dealer recalibration or turbo assembly replacement under warranty.
From 10,000 - 30,000km (unverified) · ~$0 - $2200 (unverified)

Common problems (all variants)

low
Early-production fit and finish
First-year production examples can have minor interior trim alignment, wind noise, and rattle issues. Typically warranty-fixable.
Fix: Thorough PDI at delivery. Document any defects for warranty.
Any · Warranty / minor
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