The Arctic Trucks modified Toyota Hilux AT35 might be the next big thing here, but the Icelandic firm’s Russian counterpart has released an upgraded version of the Mitsubishi L200.Continue Reading
There’s no such thing as a compact pickup truck, and that can make manoeuvring tricky at times, so a tight turning circle could be essential to some buyers.Continue Reading
Looking to isolate during Lockdown 2.0, or fearing a zombie apocalypse? Mitsubishi has just the thing for you with an off-grid L200 conversion.Continue Reading
Mitsubishi has extended its L200 range with the introduction of the Barbarian Plus, a high-spec model that still retains its commercial vehicle benefits.Continue Reading
Mitsubishi has written to its UK dealers and informed them of its plans to withdraw from the UK and European markets.Continue Reading
The mid-spec Mitsubishi L200 Trojan is now available to order at £24,699 plus VAT – over £2,000 more than the 4Life double-cab but £2,000 less than the Warrior.Continue Reading
The new Mitsubishi L200 2019 arrives in the UK this month with a radical new design, a downsized 2.3-litre engine and a range of new technology. It’s the most significant update in years, but is it enough? We find out…Continue Reading
The Mitsubishi L200 eSports Concept, winner of the inaugural Mitsubishi Truck King Battle, has today made its public debut at the Badminton Horse Trials. On display at the Mitsubishi Brand Experience stand from Friday 3rd until the climax of the horse trials on Sunday 5th May, the L200 eSports ConceptContinue Reading
Following its 34% acquisition of Mitsubishi Motor Corporation in 2017, Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn has confirmed that the next-generation Navara and L200 will be based on the same platform.Continue Reading
The Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian SVP II and Ford Ranger Wildtrak X were two of the most exciting exhibits at the 2018 Commercial Vehicle Show so we tested both alongside each other, on and off the road, to discover which beast is best.Continue Reading
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