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Mitsubishi L200 / Triton 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 359,000 to MAD 489,000

Mitsubishi's double-cab pickup — 6th-gen Triton 2.4 turbo diesel 204 hp, Super Select II 4WD, from 359,000 MAD at Mitsubishi Maroc.

Key specifications

Body
Pickup
Fuel
Diesel
Gearbox
Automatic
Power
204 ch
Consumption
7.7 L / 100 km
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Pros

  • Super Select II: standard permanent 4WD + 4H mode on tarmac (rare in pickup)
  • Trail Rated capability: 222 mm clearance + 700 mm wading
  • 75 L tank → 970 km range — useful for Sahara raids
  • Mitsubishi 5-year / 100,000 km warranty — longest in pickup segment
  • 1,030 kg payload + 3,500 kg towing capacity

Watch out for

  • Sumitomo Mitsubishi network 10 points — vs Toyota Auto Nejma 50+ (densest MA)
  • ~65% resale at 3 years — below Hilux (75%), level with Ranger
  • 6th-gen design more passive than the 5th-gen Triton 2015-2022

Our verdict

The Mitsubishi L200 / Triton 2026 (6th generation, launched 2023 — L200 name kept for Europe/Maghreb, Triton elsewhere) is Mitsubishi's pickup, long the MA segment leader before the Hilux and Ranger arrived. In Morocco, Mitsubishi Maroc / Sumitomo offers a single double-cab 4×4 diesel drivetrain: 2.4 MIVEC Hyper-Sonic biturbo 204 hp / 470 Nm (Aisin 6AT, Super Select II 4WD with 2H/4H/4HLc/4LLc modes + rear differential lock). Five trims: Inform, Invite, Intense, Instyle, Athlete (sporty). Prices 359-489k MAD. The Triton takes on the Toyota Hilux (~369-549k, MA historic leader), the Ford Ranger (~379-549k, unique bi-turbo 205 hp), the Isuzu D-Max (~329k+, more utilitarian), and the VW Amarok (~399k+, Ranger platform). The Triton stands out for: Super Select II = one of the only segment 4WDs in MA allowing 4H on tarmac (permanent torque 40/60 split between axles via viscous-coupling centre differential — not just engaging 4WD, true permanent 4WD), 222 mm ground clearance, Trail Rated off-road capability (30° approach, 23° departure, 700 mm wading), 75 L tank for 970 km range. Weaknesses: 6th-gen design more passive than Triton 2015-2022 (which had a more aggressive look), Sumitomo Mitsubishi network 10 points (vs Toyota Auto Nejma 50+), resale below the Hilux (~65% vs 75% at 3 years). MA target: agricultural operation (olive growing, camel husbandry), construction, administrative fleet (royal gendarmerie, water and forests), recreational driver (hunting, fishing, private raids).

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Frequently asked

How much does the Mitsubishi L200 / Triton cost in Morocco in 2026?
L200 / Triton 2.4 MIVEC biturbo diesel 204 hp 6AT starts at 359,000 MAD (Inform), 399,000 (Invite), 429,000 (Intense), 459,000 (Instyle), 489,000 (Athlete). Mitsubishi Maroc 2026 prices, excluding options and registration.
L200 or Toyota Hilux — which to pick?
The Hilux (~369-549k MAD) is the MA historic leader — Auto Nejma network 50+ points (densest), ~75% resale at 3 years (best in segment), indestructible reputation (>500,000 km in service, Africa's reference military pickup). The L200 (359-489k) wins on Super Select II (permanent 4WD + 4H mode on tarmac, the Hilux lacks this), Mitsubishi 5-year / 100,000 km warranty (vs 5 years Toyota also in MA), 10k cheaper entry. Verdict: Hilux if you value network, resale and proven reliability; L200 if you value permanent 4WD and off-road capability.
Super Select II: what makes it unique?
Mitsubishi's Super Select II is one of the rare 4WD systems worldwide allowing 4 modes: (1) 2H = rear-wheel drive (useful on motorway, fuel saving), (2) 4H = automatic permanent 4×4 on tarmac (rare in pickup — most lock in 2H on road or require explicit shift), (3) 4HLc = engaged 4×4 with locked centre differential (for deep snow or sand), (4) 4LLc = low range with locked centre differential + reduction (extreme crawling). MA benefits: 4H secures long motorway trips Casa-Tangier or Casa-Agadir in wet weather. The Hilux and Ranger have no permanent equivalent — engaging 2H/4H only.
Is the Triton reliable in Morocco?
Yes, it's one of its strengths. The 2.4 MIVEC biturbo diesel has been proven since 2015 (5th-gen Triton). Specific points: (1) Aisin 6AT — reliable but requires specific oil every 80k km, (2) diesel injection system — sensitive to MA fuel quality, prefer Total Energies / Shell over rural stations, (3) timing chain no replacement at 200k km. Mitsubishi 5-year / 100,000 km warranty covers the full hybrid chain. Sumitomo network: parts stocked in Casablanca, 3-7 day lead time for non-common parts.

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