2026 Mitsubishi Triton price and specs: Suspension, tech and styling updates for Australia All Mitsubishi Triton utes gain revised suspension in Australia for 2026, plus new styling for high-grade models, and connected-car phone technology. - 2026 Mitsubishi Triton pricing and specifications - Front and rear suspension updates across the Triton range - Yamaha Performance Dampers, Mitsubishi Connect telematics added to GSR 4x4 pick-up - Priced from $37,090 before on-road costs; fewer manual versions Pricing and specification details for the updated 2026 Mitsubishi Triton have been confirmed, ahead of the debut of the Australian-tuned Triton Raider flagship ute. For 2026, all Mitsubishi Tritons – from GLX to GSR – receive high-response 'Various Performance Setting' valves for their shock absorbers, with an increased rear shock absorber diameter, as well as a lower spring rate and rubber body mounts in their front suspension. According to Mitsubishi Australia, the suspension upgrades result in "improved ride comfort and reduced harshness, while maintaining the agility Triton is known for in the segment". Australian pricing has increased by $100 to $300 for carryover Triton grades – now starting from $37,090 before on-road costs – excluding the GSR 4x4 dual-cab pick-up, which has risen by $1000. The GSR pick-up exclusively gains the Mitsubishi Connect telematics service, along with Yamaha Performance Dampers fitted horizontally across its chassis. Mitsubishi says the Yamaha Performance Dampers – fitted at the front and rear of the frame – further improve body control over bumps and steering response, and reduce noise, vibration and harshness (NVH). Complimentary for the first five years of ownership, Mitsubishi Connect adds a factory-fitted Telstra 4G mobile data connection, resulting in emergency SOS calls, stolen vehicle tracking, and curfew, geofence and overspeed alerts. Owners can also send remote vehicle commands, including controlling the air conditioning and locking/unlocking the vehicle, from