Mitsubishi has unveiled a special urban-focused version of its Triton pickup, called Tarmac, designed to compete with the Ford Ranger Black.
Mitsubishi has introduced a special edition of the Triton pickup in Brazil, dubbed the Tarmac, positioning it as a direct competitor to the Ford Ranger Black. Priced at 254,990 reais , the limited run will include just 140 units.
The Tarmac edition features an exclusive blue paint job with glossy black exterior accents. A key change is the switch from all-wheel drive to rear-wheel drive, aimed at delivering a more comfortable ride in urban environments. For reference, the Triton corresponds to the 2026 Mitsubishi L200 in many other markets.
The Triton Tarmac is equipped with 20-inch wheels borrowed from the top-of-the-line Katana model. Another standout feature is the Tarmac projector logo that illuminates the ground when the doors open.
Inside, the cabin combines black leather and Alcantara-style fabric, and an 8-inch infotainment screen allows dual smartphone connections via Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The audio system, supplied by JBL, includes an amplifier, tweeters, four speakers, and a subwoofer.
Under the hood, it carries the same engine as other L200 variants — a 2.4-liter four-cylinder turbo diesel producing 205 horsepower and 479 Nm of torque. Power is delivered through a six-speed automatic transmission with adaptive settings. Production takes place at HPE Automotores’ plant in Catalan, Brazil.