DON’T worry, this indeed is a case of déjà vu; Mitsubishi has already launched a new Triton ute in 2019, yet here we are again.

Everyone knows that the segment it plays in is one of the most competitive in the Aussie market, so it’s good to take any opportunity available to apply an update.

In this instance, the upgrades are relatively minor, but customer feedback is behind the key enhancement of the mid-range Triton’s off-road chops.

So, how do the tougher GLX+ and GLS dual-cab pick-ups stack up off the beaten track? We headed to the Outback to find out.