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flag Mitsubishi is developing its own hybrid powertrain for the Triton pickup, separate from Nissan and Renault, to maintain brand identity.

flag Mitsubishi will develop its own hybrid powertrain for the Triton pickup instead of using technology from Nissan or Renault, despite sharing a platform with Nissan’s upcoming Navara. flag The company, part of the Renault-Nissan Alliance, says independent development supports its brand identity and long-term engineering goals, even though shared tech could speed up progress. flag A hybrid Triton will come before a fully electric version, expected by 2028. flag The current model in Australia uses a 2.4-liter turbo-diesel engine, while competitors like the Ford Ranger PHEV and Toyota HiLux EV are introducing electrified options.

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