Visitors to the recent Fieldays at Mystery Creek might have spotted two special project utes on the Mitsubishi Motors’ NZ zone. Here’s the background story to those amazing Kiwi-builds.
Read MoreCompact hybrid five-seat crossover to challenge Toyota’s turf takes a longer delivery trip than brand’s other locally-availed products.
Read MoreAs expected, the new cross-country SUV will base off the Triton ute, but with lots of retooling.
Read MoreMitsubishi’s promise of delivering a design study for a go-everywhere electrified luxury model has fulfilled in Tokyo today.
Read MoreOnly the nameplate is the same. Otherwise Australia’s ASX is a very different proposition to ours. For a very different price.
Read MoreExtra safety ingredients help Kiwi favourite withstand tougher test
Read MoreKiwi input into Taiwan-sourced crossover’s development has also been well received.
Read MoreConsumer swing toward self-replenishing petrol-electric has forced the national PHEV expert to fill take a step back.
Read MoreMitsubishi says its small sports utility is being kept on because its a sales star - but it might not be easily replaced.
Read MoreRevised emissions rules make it easier for ICE, but electric needs to run hot as well.
Read MoreLatest generation covers three trim levels and three cab configurations.
Read MoreNew Triton unveils with more grunt, tougher looks and technology from a top-selling sports utility wagon.
Read MoreMore carefully crafted sneak look images of new ute are circulated as global reveal date firmed.
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