Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) operates a focused 2-model lineup in 2026: the Xpander 7-seat MPV and the All-New 6th-generation Triton pickup. Both are CBU from Mitsubishi Motors Thailand's Laem Chabang plant. The lineup represents a strategic narrowing from Mitsubishi's broader Malaysia portfolio of the 2010s, which included Lancer, Mirage, Attrage, ASX, Outlander, and Pajero Sport. Current prices range from RM 99,980 OTR (Xpander entry) to RM 165,980 (Triton Athlete). The Outlander PHEV is expected to return as a halo model in late 2026.
Mitsubishi Price List Malaysia 2026 (All Active Models)
| Model | Variant | OTR Price | Engine | CKD/CBU |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xpander | 1.5 MT | RM 99,980 | 1.5L NA (105 PS) | CBU Thailand |
| Xpander | 1.5 AT | RM 109,980 | 1.5L NA (105 PS) | CBU Thailand |
| All-New Triton | Single Cab 2.4 MT | RM 101,980 | 2.4 MIVEC Turbo (150 PS) | CBU Thailand |
| All-New Triton | Single Cab 2.4 AT | RM 110,980 | 2.4 MIVEC Turbo (150 PS) | CBU Thailand |
| All-New Triton | Double Cab 2.4 MT | RM 118,980 | 2.4 MIVEC Turbo (150 PS) | CBU Thailand |
| All-New Triton | Double Cab 2.4 VGT | RM 130,000 | 2.4 MIVEC Turbo (184 PS) | CBU Thailand |
| All-New Triton | Adventure X | RM 144,990 | 2.4 MIVEC Turbo (184 PS) | CBU Thailand |
| All-New Triton | Athlete | RM 165,980 | 2.4 MIVEC Turbo (204 PS) | CBU Thailand |
Prices are OTR excluding insurance, valid May 2026. Athlete variant carries the 7-year/200,000 km warranty (other variants are 5-year/150,000 km). Outlander PHEV expected late 2026 launch.
The All-New 6th-Generation Triton: 2024 Launch Details
The All-New Triton launched in Malaysia in February 2024 as the 6th generation of Mitsubishi's pickup line (succeeding the 5th-generation Triton sold 2014-2023). Key changes from the predecessor:
- All-new 2.4L 4N16 MIVEC Turbo diesel engine replacing the 4N15. Three power outputs depending on variant: 150 PS / 330 Nm (Single Cab and base Double Cab), 184 PS / 430 Nm (VGT and Adventure X), 204 PS / 470 Nm (Athlete only)
- 6-speed automatic transmission on AT variants replaces the previous 5-speed AT, improving highway fuel economy by approximately 12%
- Super Select II 4WD with 7 drive modes on Adventure X and Athlete: Normal, Eco, Gravel, Mud, Sand, Rock, and an Off-Road mode that combines the underlying mechanisms. The system also retains 2H/4H/4LLc selection
- Updated cabin with 9-inch infotainment, 7-inch instrument cluster, and full ADAS Level 2 on Adventure X and Athlete (forward collision mitigation, adaptive cruise, blind spot warning, lane departure warning)
- Athlete trim introduces 7-year/200,000 km warranty (segment-longest), 18-inch alloys, GR-style sport body kit, and exclusive Athlete badging
The All-New Triton cross-shops the Toyota Hilux (RM 104,880-169,080), Isuzu D-Max (RM 99,888-145,888), Ford Ranger (RM 124,888-269,000 for Raptor), and Mazda BT-50 (RM 124,000-145,000). On warranty length, the Triton Athlete leads the segment at 7 years; Hilux is 5 years, D-Max is 5 years, Ranger is 5 years.
Mitsubishi Xpander: The 7-Seat MPV Pillar
The Xpander is Mitsubishi Malaysia's MPV offering, launched in 2020 and updated in 2024 with a styling refresh. Two variants:
- Xpander 1.5 MT: RM 99,980 OTR, 1.5L NA (105 PS / 141 Nm), 5-speed manual, 7-seat
- Xpander 1.5 AT: RM 109,980 OTR, 1.5L NA (105 PS / 141 Nm), 4-speed AT, 7-seat
The Xpander cross-shops the Toyota Veloz (RM 95,000), Perodua Alza Advance (RM 75,500), and Honda BR-V (RM 91,900-112,900). Distinguishing features:
- SUV-styled MPV bodywork: 205 mm ground clearance (vs Alza 175 mm, Veloz 175 mm), making the Xpander more capable on rough roads or speed bumps
- Mitsubishi reliability reputation: built on the Tan Chong-era Mitsubishi platform with proven durability in ASEAN markets
- Flexible 60:40 split second row + 50:50 third row with easy fold-flat configuration
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV: Expected 2026 Return
The Outlander PHEV was discontinued from Mitsubishi Malaysia in 2022 as the previous generation reached end-of-life. Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia has signalled the return of the next-generation Outlander PHEV in late 2026, leveraging Mitsubishi's PHEV expertise in this segment. Target specifications (subject to confirmation):
- Powertrain: 2.4L petrol + dual motor PHEV system, 248 PS combined
- Battery: 22.7 kWh lithium-ion
- EV-only range: 87 km WLTP
- Combined fuel economy: 38 km/L (charge-depleting mode)
- Drivetrain: Twin Motor S-AWC AWD standard
- Target OTR price: RM 220,000-260,000
The Outlander PHEV will cross-shop the Toyota RAV4 GR Sport Hybrid (RM 233,900) and the Honda CR-V e:HEV (RM 195,900) at the lower end, and the Mazda CX-60 PHEV (RM 290,260) at the upper end. Mitsubishi's PHEV technology has the longest production track record in the segment (2013+ globally).
Discontinued Mitsubishi Models Still in Used Market
Several popular Mitsubishi models have been discontinued from new retail but remain abundant in the used market:
- Mitsubishi Mirage (last new RM 60,198): A-segment hatchback, used from RM 28,000-45,000
- Mitsubishi Attrage (last new RM 67,978-75,796): A-segment sedan, used from RM 32,000-55,000
- Mitsubishi Lancer (last new ~2018): C-segment sedan, used from RM 25,000-65,000 depending on year
- Mitsubishi ASX (last new RM 95,000-140,000): B-SUV, used from RM 38,000-85,000
- Mitsubishi Outlander (last new RM 132,109-171,000): C-SUV with PHEV variant, used from RM 75,000-140,000
- Mitsubishi Pajero Sport (last new RM 151,277-179,716): C-SUV body-on-frame, used from RM 90,000-160,000
Used Pajero Sport and Outlander retain strong demand from off-road enthusiasts and family buyers. Parts support is maintained through Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia for at least 10 years post-discontinuation.
Mitsubishi Warranty and Service Network Malaysia
- Standard warranty: 5 years or 150,000 km on Xpander and base Triton; 7 years or 200,000 km on Triton Athlete
- Free service: 3 years included on Xpander, 5 years on Triton Adventure X and Athlete
- Roadside assistance: 5 years included
- Service network: ~90 Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia outlets nationally (less dense than Toyota 140+ or Honda 110+, but adequate in major markets)
For Sabah and Sarawak buyers, Mitsubishi has 18-22 East Malaysia outlets, comparable to Isuzu D-Max network and slightly below Toyota Hilux network density. The 7-year warranty on Triton Athlete is the longest in the Malaysian pickup segment, reflecting Mitsubishi's confidence in the 4N16 engine and 6-speed AT durability.
Mitsubishi Triton vs Toyota Hilux: The Pickup Comparison
| Factor | Triton Athlete | Hilux GR Sport |
|---|---|---|
| OTR Price | RM 165,980 | RM 169,080 |
| Engine | 2.4 MIVEC Turbo (204 PS / 470 Nm) | 2.8 D-4D 1GD-FTV (204 PS / 500 Nm) |
| Transmission | 6-speed AT | 6-speed AT |
| 4WD system | Super Select II + 7 drive modes | Active TC + rear differential lock |
| Suspension | Independent front + leaf rear | Independent front + leaf rear + KYB monotube (GR Sport) |
| Warranty | 7 years / 200,000 km | 5 years / 150,000 km |
| CKD/CBU | CBU Thailand | CKD Shah Alam |
| 5-year resale | 65-72% | 75-82% |
| Service network | ~90 outlets | 140+ outlets |
Triton wins on 4WD capability, warranty length, and engine torque match. Hilux wins on CKD status, 5-year resale, and service network density. For pure off-road operators, Triton is the rational pick; for resale-focused long-hold owners, Hilux. The price gap of RM 3,100 is essentially negligible at this trim level.
Mitsubishi Malaysia 2026, with the focused Xpander MPV and All-New 6th-generation Triton pickup lineup, delivers strong propositions in two specific segments: family MPV under RM 110k and capability-first pickup under RM 170k. The expected Outlander PHEV return in late 2026 will reintroduce the brand to the C-SUV electrified segment. Use the table above to compare variants, check the loan calculator for monthly payments, and review the full Malaysia car price list for cross-shopping against Toyota, Honda, Isuzu, and Ford.