Mitsubishi has launched the Triton Terra, a 300-unit limited run for Brazil priced at BRL 364,990 (USD 73,655), aimed at well-heeled agribusiness buyers.
Michael Powers, Editor
Mitsubishi has launched a limited-edition Triton Terra pickup in Brazil. The model was unveiled at the Agrishow 2026 fair, with the run capped at 300 units. It is the priciest version of the Triton in the local line-up: BRL 364,990 (USD 73,655).
Terra targets affluent buyers in agribusiness. Unlike the Savana and Outdoor off-road trims, this version focuses not on a beefed-up off-road pack but on comfort and exterior styling. Body colours include beige, white and black, with the first two paired with a brown lower section designed to mask dirt better.
The pickup gains chrome accents, silver roof rails, special badging, 20-inch wheels and road tyres. The cabin uses genuine leather in black and brown, contrast stitching, Terra logos on the headrests, a leather steering wheel and rubber floor mats.
Equipment includes a 9-inch infotainment display, a 7-inch instrument display, a JBL audio system, wireless charging, a 360-degree camera setup, parking sensors, seven airbags and a full ADAS suite. The cargo bed is fitted with a protective liner, an electrically operated roller cover with remote control, LED lighting and a tailgate damper.
Under the bonnet sits a 2.4-litre biturbo diesel making 202 hp and 470 Nm, paired with a six-speed automatic gearbox and the Super Select 4WD-II all-wheel-drive system. The Triton Terra is aimed at the buyer who wants a working pickup and premium kit packed into one body.