There's an updated engine too
By now, most of us have heard that the next-generation Mitsubishi Montero Sport will make its debut in 2025. It isn't just hearsay, either. It has since been confirmed by Mitsubishi Motors a few years ago.
With that, the current model bows out after ten years by the time the all-new Montero Sport is revealed. However, that isn't stopping Mitsubishi from giving the outgoing generation one last update.PH fuel price update: Mixed movement for diesel, gasoline prices effective March 19For the 2024 model year, the Mitsubishi Montero Sport gets an exterior facelift, along with a few more technology updates inside.
From the outside, the most noticable change is the new grille. It sports a pattern similar to the new Triton and XForce, bringing it in line with the brand's current design language. Also new this year are the alloy wheel options available for the SUV. Headlights and tail lights were also given a fresher look.CONTINUE READING BELOW ↓ Watch now Inside, it's mostly the same save for the instrument cluster.
Under the hood, Mitsubishi has installed the new 4N16 turbodiesel in the new Montero Sport. It's the same block found in the all-new Triton, but it doesn't get the twin-turbo version. It sticks to just one turbo and it's good for 181hp and 430Nm of torque. Because of the engine change, out goes the eight-speed automatic and in goes the six-speed unit from its pickup sibling.So, does this mean the next-gen Mitsubishi Montero Sport will be delayed? Perhaps not.
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