The 2025 Mitsubishi L200, now in its sixth generation, continues the legacy of Mitsubishi’s mid-size pickup truck, offering a blend of business functionality, everyday usability, and off-road capability. Known as the Mitsubishi Triton in some markets, this model has been a cornerstone of the brand’s lineup since its debut in 1978. Over the years, it has gained a reputation for durability, strength, and high global sales.
Mitsubishi introduced the sixth-generation L200 in 2023, bringing an all-new design language, which the brand calls “Beast Mode”, adding a more aggressive and modern aesthetic.
Exterior Design
The 2025 L200 embraces a bold and rugged design, in line with its Beast Mode styling philosophy. The muscular front fascia, pronounced wheel arches, and modern lighting signatures give it a powerful road presence. The GLS and Athlete trims offer additional enhancements, including larger 18-inch wheels, side steps, and off-road-ready tires, reinforcing the truck’s tough-yet-stylish appearance.
Trim Levels and Features
The 2025 Mitsubishi L200 is available in several trims, catering to a diverse range of buyers:
- L200 GL – The base model, tailored for commercial use and fleet operations. Available in single-cab (two-door) or double-cab (four-door) configurations, with gasoline or diesel engine options and manual or automatic transmission. Buyers can choose between two-wheel drive (2WD) or four-wheel drive (4WD).
- L200 GLX – A mid-tier trim offering additional convenience features, including an upgraded interior and a larger infotainment screen.
- L200 GLS – Geared toward personal and everyday use, this version adds premium features like adaptive cruise control, front radar sensors, and keyless entry. It also includes a factory-installed lift kit for increased ground clearance and a four-wheel-drive system.
- L200 Athlete – The range-topping trim, featuring performance upgrades and Mitsubishi’s factory-installed sporty modifications. It boasts the most powerful engine option, exclusive styling elements, and an enhanced off-road setup.
2025 Mitsubishi L200 Interior
Inside, the 2025 Mitsubishi L200 offers a functional yet refined cabin, particularly in the GLS and Athlete trims, which feature durable, easy-to-clean leather upholstery. Rear passengers benefit from dedicated air conditioning vents, while ISOFIX anchors ensure child seat compatibility, reinforcing the truck’s family-friendly appeal.
Technology-wise, the L200 is well-equipped:
- 9-inch infotainment screen with navigation, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto (available in high trims)
- 8-inch screen in the GLX trim
- Dedicated screen for air conditioning controls
- Wireless smartphone charging
- USB Type-C and Type-A charging ports
- 6-speaker sound system in higher trims, 2-speaker setup in base models
Mechanical Specifications
The 2025 L200 offers multiple engine options, catering to different performance and efficiency requirements:
- 2.4-liter naturally aspirated gasoline engine
- 126 hp, 194 Nm of torque
- Available with a 5-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission
- 2.4-liter turbo diesel engine
- 148 hp, 330 Nm of torque
- Paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission
- 2.4-liter high-output turbo diesel (L200 Athlete)
- 203 hp, 470 Nm of torque
- Equipped with a 6-speed automatic transmission for stronger acceleration and towing capacity
Performance and Off-Road Capability
Mitsubishi has leveraged its Dakar Rally experience to enhance the L200’s all-wheel-drive system, making it exceptionally capable off-road. With a payload capacity of 1,000 kg (1 ton), the truck is built to handle both work and adventure.
Fuel Efficiency
The 2025 Mitsubishi L200 delivers impressive fuel economy, with the diesel variants capable of covering over 900 km on a full 55-liter fuel tank. This efficiency makes it a practical option for those who require a long-range vehicle without frequent refueling stops.
2025 Mitsubishi L200 Pricing
- L200 GLX base model starts at $33,700 (international pricing)
- Top-tier L200 GSR trim is priced at $43,656
- Due to shipping costs, tariffs, and customs duties, prices are expected to be higher in the Middle East market
