Ute manufacturers love to produce special editions. The Mitsubishi Triton Raider is such a Ute. Based on the Triton GSR, specialist engineering form Premcar have added a number of practical and cosmetic features.
These include bespoke suspension upgrades to improve the balance between on road and off-road ride and handling.
Bridgestone AT002 tyres and 18-inch ROH wheels enhance aesthetic while improving all-terrain grip and supporting ride height increase.
More practical additions include a Raider-branded heavy-duty bash plate and specific sports bar and side protection bars with red highlights.
Triton is powered by a 2.4litre turbo diesel engine that provides 150kW of power and a handy 470Nm of torque from 1500 rpm.

This drives through Mitsubishi’s clever super select 4WD 11 system with four selectable modes with shift-on-fly convenience at up to 100km/h. A six seed transmission and multiple drive modes add to the practicality.
Overall, the Triton Raider sits slightly higher and wider for more stability on dirt roads. It thrives on forest trails, on the beach and in the rough track work.
I’ve always been a fan of the Triton. Its has been a robust, dependable 4WD Ute over many years and in the current market is somewhat underappreciated.
Priced from $74,990 plus the usual costs it moves away from Mitsubishis traditional value-based buyers though.
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Im Rob Fraser

Readers can find more details about the Triton Raider – HERE.
Full specifications of the Mitsubishi Triton range can be found HERE
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What is good?
- Revised suspension and tyre combination
- Upgraded interior ambience
- 4WD Capability.
What is not so good?
- Starting to get expensive.
- Felt my self looking for more
- Central screen seems dated already
Buyers of the Triton Raider could also look at
The top end of modified 4WD Utes is becoming popular
These include:
- Isuzu D-Max Blade
- Nissan Navara PRO 4X Warrior
- Toyota HiLux Rogue
- Mazda BT-50 SP
- Ford Ranger Tremor
- Kia Tasman X-Pro
- Jeep Gladiator Rubicon

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