Mitsubishi Unveils Rugged Concepts At Tokyo Auto Salon

by AutoExpert   |  11 January, 2024

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Prepare for Mitsubishi to swoop in first place with its array of winter-ready designs at the Tokyo Auto Salon. The 2024 Triton, gleaming in the striking "Yamabuki Orange Metallic" hue, leads the group. This truck is all about style and substance, decked up with additions like fender guards, door sill decorations, and a tonneau cover.

The Snow Shredder Concept, which highlights the Triton as the best option for snowboarders, adds a dash of adventure.

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For starters, it features robust bumper guards, wheels suitable for any surface, and a snorkel for negotiating freezing rivers. With side-mounted compartments, a roof rack, and a roof box to keep all your equipment for the slopes, climbing the mountain becomes a snap.

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Introducing the dynamic replacement for the Ford Ranger Raptor: the Ralliart-prepared Triton. This truck is created for off-road adventure with its snorkel, rally-style mud shields, mud-terrain tires, and signature Ralliart paintwork. The Delica D5 Asia Cross Country Rally 2023, which has tough tires, mud flaps, and a roof-mounted basket with trail lighting, is also a focal point.

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Mitsubishi's display at the Tokyo Auto Salon, which includes off-road variants of the Outlander, Delica D.5, and Delica Small, is a demonstration of tough performance. The most subdued of the three is the Outlander PHEV Active Field, which has thick tires on multi-spoke wheels, black accents, and crossbars affixed on the top. With the Chamonix Snow Gear kit, which includes green mirror caps, strong wheels, a bumper guard, and roof-mounted lighting modeled after the French ski resort town, the Delica D.5 and Delica mini exhude extra mountain vibes.

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