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Next up, the Premium MT sells for RM118,700 (+RM2,500) and the Premium AT is at RM129,900 (+RM3,000). Finally, the range-topping Athlete sees a RM3,300 increase to RM149,900. The limited-run Phantom Plus Edition launched last August is no longer listed on the company’s website, presumably because all 1,000 units have been accounted for.
We’ve checked with MMM and were told that there are no changes to the vehicles’ specifications. The company added that the pricing revision was due to “cost up constraints,” likely brought on by the increased cost of materials and logistics – the Triton is fully imported (CBU) from Thailand while the Xpander is locally assembled (CKD) in Malaysia.
GALLERY: 2023 Mitsubishi Triton VGT spec sheet and price lists
GALLERY: 2023 Mitsubishi Triton Quest spec sheet and price list
GALLERY: 2023 Mitsubishi Xpander spec sheet and price list
