The 2019 Mitsubishi L200/Triton facelift is an extensive update of the popular pickup. See the differences in this side-by-side comparison.
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With its new 'Dynamic Shield' face, the 2019 Mitsubishi L200/Triton may not be pretty, but it's a much cohesive and compelling design than the not-sporty-but-also-not-tough look of its predecessor.
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The facelift has a new squarer bonnet and front guards. A thin set of LED driving lights are integrated into the grille, while the main headlight units are disguised and situated further down the bumper.
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From the side we can see Mitsubishi has decided to keep the doors and cabin structure the same. The old car's round wheel arches and plastic protectors have been replaced by new sheetmetal and bulging all-metal fenders.
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The changes aren't quite as dramatic at the rear, but there are new tail-lights without the melting hockey stick look.
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The rear bumper is also new and, you guessed it, squarer than before. The tailgate hasn't been changed, but the handle is flatter and surrounded by a big slab of plastic chrome.
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The basic dashboard architecture has been carried over, but there are plenty of detail changes.
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Note how the facelifted model has silver plastic stretching all the way from the central air vents to the transmission tunnel for a taller, more unified look.
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Top-spec models have a chunkier, and classier looking four-spoke steering wheel.
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The speedometer and tachometer have brighter and more colourful graphics, while the digital display in the middle is now a taller and full colour unit.
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The basics haven't changed, the L200/Triton still seats five in this dual cab model.
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Although the petrol and diesel engines are unchanged, as is the 6-speed manual, the pickup now features a 6-speed automatic instead of the old car's 5-speed unit.
