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The updated Mitsubishi L200 first appeared before the general public on November 18, 2018, at the Thai Motor Show. To be precise, there debuted its right-hand drive version bearing the name Triton. It differs from the versions supplied to the domestic market, first of all, in the line of power units. Otherwise, they are almost identical. At its core, the novelty is the first restyling of the fifth generation, which was released in 2015. She received a modernized technical filling, a redrawn interior, additional options and a completely new design. The front of the car is completely made in the current, at the moment, corporate style called Dynamic Shield. Its key features are narrow, sharp-angled headlights with tiny focusing lenses and LED running light sections that visually continue the line of the radiator grille. The latter consists of massive chrome trims and is bordered by a rectangular air intake, covered with a thin black plastic mesh. Mitsubishi L200 is a classic frame pickup. Its overall dimensions are: length 5205 mm, width 1785 mm, height 1775 mm, and a wheelbase of 3000 mm. The ground clearance is solid. About 205 millimeters remain between the bottom and the roadbed. The car is based on a spar frame made of high-strength steel grades. On the front axle there is an independent suspension equipped with an anti-roll bar and coil springs, and at the rear there is a continuous axle with leaf springs. Telescopic double-acting shock absorbers are installed in a circle. As for the cargo area, its dimensions are: 1520 mm in length and 1470 mm in width. The height of the sides, in turn, is equal to 475 millimeters. For an additional fee, the body can be covered with a plastic plastic cap with gas stops. For the domestic market, Mitsubishi L200 comes with two 2.4-liter diesel turbocharged fours. Depending on the version, they develop 154-181 horsepower at 3500 crankshaft rpm and 380-430 Nm of torque in the range of 1500-2500 rpm. As a transmission, a six-speed manual or automatic is offered. If the "manual" box has migrated from its predecessor, then the automatic is absolutely new, moreover, it has six gears, instead of five, as in the pre-reform model. The manufacturer has not yet officially clarified the operational characteristics of the models with the new type of transmission. If we talk about versions with a manual transmission, then they are maximum capable of developing 169 kilometers per hour. Fuel consumption will be 8.7 liters of diesel fuel per hundred kilometers in the city, 6.2 on the highway and 7.1 liters in the combined cycle. Even the basic versions of Mitsubishi L200 have all the options necessary for comfortable driving. For an additional fee, the pickup can be equipped with an air conditioning system with two zones of operation, four airbags, heated and leather upholstered seats, seventeen-inch alloy wheels with a unique design, an advanced audio system, as well as a radio with navigation and a seven-inch touch screen.