Stewarts’ 2025 Triton and Outlander models ‘roar’ at Mitsubishi’s World of Adventure launch
Loop Lifestyle
September 26, 2024 08:29 PM ET
L: Tarrus Riley entertained guests by singing from an impressive track list of hits. | Abigail Brown introduces the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander. | The Mitsubishi Triton on display at the ‘World of Adventure’-themed launch. (Photos: Contributed)
In Greek Mythology, Triton, the sea god was known to calm the water with a single move.
A far cry from the 2025 Mitsubishi pick-up truck namesake that was on display at the Chinese Benevolent Association as it was revealed to thunderous applause.
Both vehicles – the other, the Mitsubishi Outlander – were on display for car enthusiasts to witness all the cool new features and updates.
(Clockwise from LEFT) Joel McIntyre and Harri-Anne Brissett posed for a snap next to the 2025 Mitsubishi Triton. | Educator Tamar McKenzie (C) was flanked by (L-R) Financial Analyst Ossey Farr, Project Officer Yohann Townsend, and businessmen Samuel McKenzie and Yash Amin. | Nydis International Ltd CEO Joie James inspected the all-new 2025 Triton with Stewarts Automotive Group Marketing Manager Jeneque Pinnock at the launch. (Photos: Contributed)
The automotive company went all out in an event aptly themed ‘World of Adventure’, with many queued up for the full spec breakdown.
Jeneque Pinnock, group marketing manager, stated that ‘The Mitsubishi Outlander and Triton are designed for those who are not afraid to explore and push boundaries. These models perfectly encapsulate what Mitsubishi stands for — robust, reliable vehicles that are built for the adventurous spirit’.
The Triton, starting at $7.7m, is built for tough terrains with Superior Select 4-wheel drive (4WD), an 8” smartphone link display, hill descent control, and synthetic leather heat guard, and are available in various vibrant colours, providing options for customers to express their unique styles.
The Outlander, which starts at $8.8m, offers cruise control features, a panoramic sunroof, LED headlights, and leather seating, fit for comfort and adventure.
There was a beeline to see the hardware. Naturally, guests were curious about securing test drives, as well.
One Triton fan, Nicholas Bennett remarked that ‘I’ve had Mitsubishi in the family since 2003 from my father so it’s [become] a generational thing; from as long as I could drive, this has been my brand of choice and every year I look forward to seeing the new models, upgrades and features as a true Mitsubishi fan’.
Under the stewardship of Stewart’s Automotive Group, Mitsubishi has seen a significant rise in its market presence across Jamaica.
Known for delivering vehicles that balance both performance and reliability, the Mitsubishi brand has become a preferred choice for many Jamaicans looking for both everyday practicality and adventure-ready capabilities.
Stewart’s Automotive Group has continued to expand Mitsubishi’s footprint in the local market with strategic vehicle selection for the local terrain and an unwavering commitment to customer and after-sale service.
SAG’s Managing Director Duncan Stewart spoke on the partnership with Mitsubishi, stating that ‘[the partnership] has allowed us to deliver exceptional vehicles to the Jamaican market, and we are proud to see how well the brand has resonated with customers. The launch of the Outlander and Triton marks another milestone in our journey of providing top-tier automotive solutions to Jamaica.’
Both the Triton and the Outlander are available for test drives and pre-orders currently.
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