2026 · Pickup · Mitsubishi
Brand-new · Export from Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai















The 2026 L200 GLS D/CAB pairs a 2.4-litre turbocharged diesel engine (110 kW, 330 Nm) with a 6-speed automatic transmission, delivering steady torque for loaded work and towing across Africa, CIS, and Latin American markets. The 4WD drivetrain includes hill start assist, rear differential lock, and hill descent control—standard features that justify the vehicle's appeal to buyers in rough-terrain regions.
Inside, dual-zone climate control, leather seating for five, and a 9-inch touchscreen with Bluetooth cover comfort and connectivity. Safety spans forward collision mitigation with pedestrian detection, blind spot warning with lane change assist, and rear cross traffic alert. The trade-off is real: smooth on-road manners via the automatic box come at the cost of slightly higher fuel consumption compared to manual rivals, but the convenience factor matters for fleet operators and multi-day importers.
The 2.4-litre turbocharged diesel is the centrepiece of this L200's appeal. It generates 330 Nm from mid-range RPM, meaning power arrives predictably whether you're pulling a trailer through South African bush or hauling supplies across Middle Eastern logistics routes. The 6-speed automatic shifts smoothly and rarely hunts for the right gear, reducing driver fatigue on long hauls—a real concern for re-exporters and fleet managers running multiple routes.
The cabin reflects GCC-market expectations: leather seats, dual-zone air conditioning, and a responsive 9-inch touchscreen mean crew comfort doesn't suffer during twelve-hour days. Five-seat capacity accommodates supervisors or family alongside cargo. LED headlamps with auto high beam and rain-sensing wipers handle variable visibility without fuss.
Off-road credentials are built-in, not bolted-on. Rear differential lock, hill start assist, and hill descent control come standard—features that buyers in unpaved or flood-prone regions genuinely depend on. Euro 4 emissions compliance ensures market access across most import territories without surprise regulatory hurdles.
Ownership considerations: the 75-litre fuel tank suits regional duty cycles well, and service networks for Mitsubishi remain solid across export destinations. Alloy wheels and parking sensors (front and rear) reduce minor damage claims, a factor importers track closely. This is a straightforward work vehicle—no surprises, no pretence.