2025 model year · Australian utes
Isuzu D-Max vs Mitsubishi Triton
The D-Max tows 3,500 kg, the Triton 3,500 kg. Ground clearance reaches 244 mm on the D-Max and 228 mm on the Triton. Isuzu D-Max and Mitsubishi Triton side by side, 2025 model year, from the makers’ own documents.
This page compares the 2025 Isuzu D-Max (D-Max RG, 2021–present) and 2025 Mitsubishi Triton (Triton MV, 2024–present): the newest model year in which both have maker figures, in AU-market units. Newer model years in our data (Triton 2026) have too few maker figures to compare, so the page uses the newest year in which both have enough.
- Max towing
- 3,500 kg vs 3,500 kg
- Max payload
- 1,350 kg vs 1,335 kg
- Ground clearance
- 244 mm vs 228 mm
- Curb weight
- 2,199 kg vs 2,170 kg
01 / Verdict
D-Max or Triton: who leads on what
- Towing and GCWR
- The D-Max tows 3,500 kg, the Triton 3,500 kg. They tie on their best configuration.
- Payload and GVWR
- The D-Max carries 1,350 kg of payload, the Triton 1,335 kg. The D-Max leads by 15 kg on its best configuration.
- Ground clearance and angles
- The D-Max has 244 mm of ground clearance, the Triton 228 mm. The D-Max leads by 16 mm on its best configuration. At the best configuration: approach angle D-Max 30.5°, Triton 30.4°; breakover angle D-Max 25.2°, Triton 23.6°; departure angle D-Max 25.3°, Triton 22.8°.
- Dimensions
- Length: D-Max 5280–5340 mm, Triton 5320 mm; width: D-Max 1870–1910 mm, Triton 1865 mm; height: D-Max 1785–1810 mm, Triton 1785–1815 mm; wheelbase: D-Max 3125 mm, Triton 3130 mm.
- Curb weight
- Curb weight: D-Max 1,650–2,199 kg, Triton 1,756–2,170 kg.
- Tires
- Factory tire sizes. D-Max: 255/65R17, 265/60R18, 275/65R17. Triton: 265/65R17, 265/60R18.
- Fuel tank
- Fuel tank: D-Max 76 L, Triton 75 L.
02 / Side by side
Every figure, group by group
Towing and GCWR
| Figure | Isuzu D-Max2025 | Mitsubishi Triton2025 | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max towing | 3,500 kg source 1 | 3,500 kg source 2 | Tie |
| GCWR | 5,850–6,000 kg source 1 | 6,210–6,250 kg source 2 | Triton +250 kg |
Payload and GVWR
| Figure | Isuzu D-Max2025 | Mitsubishi Triton2025 | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max payload | 901–1,350 kg source 1 | 910–1,335 kg source 2 | D-Max +15 kg |
| GVWR | 3,000–3,100 kg source 1 | 3,070–3,200 kg source 2 | Triton +100 kg at the top |
Ground clearance and angles
| Figure | Isuzu D-Max2025 | Mitsubishi Triton2025 | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ground clearance | 235–244 mm source 1 | 228 mm source 2 | D-Max +16 mm |
| Approach angle | 26.9–30.5° source 1 | 30.0–30.4° source 2 | D-Max +0.1° |
| Breakover angle | 23.3–25.2° source 1 | 23.0–23.6° source 2 | D-Max +1.6° |
| Departure angle | 19.0–25.3° source 1 | 22.8° source 27 of 17 configs | D-Max +2.5° |
Dimensions
| Figure | Isuzu D-Max2025 | Mitsubishi Triton2025 | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 5280–5340 mm source 1 | 5320 mm source 27 of 17 configs | D-Max +20 mm at the top |
| Width | 1870–1910 mm source 1 | 1865 mm source 2 | D-Max +45 mm at the top |
| Height | 1785–1810 mm source 1 | 1785–1815 mm source 2 | Triton +5 mm at the top |
| Wheelbase | 3125 mm source 1 | 3130 mm source 2 | Triton +5 mm at the top |
| Bed length | 1570 mm source 111 of 21 configs | 1555–1860 mm source 26 of 17 configs | Triton +290 mm at the top |
Curb weight
| Figure | Isuzu D-Max2025 | Mitsubishi Triton2025 | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curb weight | 1,650–2,199 kg source 1 | 1,756–2,170 kg source 2 | D-Max +29 kg at the top |
Tires
| Figure | Isuzu D-Max2025 | Mitsubishi Triton2025 | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Factory tire sizes | 255/65R17, 265/60R18, 275/65R17 source 1 | 265/65R17, 265/60R18 source 2 |
Fuel tank
| Figure | Isuzu D-Max2025 | Mitsubishi Triton2025 | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fuel tank | 76 L source 1 | 75 L source 2 | D-Max +1 L at the top |
03 / Like for like
The closest matching configurations
- Isuzu D-Max
- 2025 SX Crew Cab Chassis 4x4 3.0L
- Mitsubishi Triton
- 2025 GLX Double Cab Cab Chassis 4WD 6-speed manual
| Figure | D-Max | Triton | Leads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max towing | 3,500 kg source 1 | 3,500 kg source 2 | Tie |
| GCWR | 6,000 kg source 1 | 6,250 kg source 2 | Triton +250 kg |
| Max payload | 1,185 kg source 1 | 1,197 kg source 2 | Triton +12 kg |
| GVWR | 3,100 kg source 1 | 3,200 kg source 2 | Triton +100 kg |
| Ground clearance | 235 mm source 1 | 228 mm source 2 | D-Max +7 mm |
| Approach angle | 29.6° source 1 | 30.4° source 2 | Triton +0.8° |
| Breakover angle | 23.9° source 1 | 23.4° source 2 | D-Max +0.5° |
| Departure angle | 25.3° source 1 | not in our data | no maker figure for one |
| Curb weight | 1,915 kg source 1 | 2,003 kg source 2 | Triton +88 kg |
| Length | 5300 mm source 1 | not in our data | |
| Wheelbase | 3125 mm source 1 | 3130 mm source 2 | Triton +5 mm |
| Factory tire sizes | 255/65R17 source 1 | 265/65R17 source 2 | |
| Fuel tank | 76 L source 1 | 75 L source 2 | D-Max +1 L |
04 / Top figures
Which configuration earns each top figure
Isuzu D-Max
- Max towing 3,500 kg: SX Single Cab Chassis 4x2 High-Ride 2.2L
- GCWR 6,000 kg: SX Single Cab Chassis 4x4 3.0L
- Max payload 1,350 kg: SX Single Cab Chassis 4x2 High-Ride 2.2L
- Ground clearance 244 mm: BLADE Crew Cab Ute 4x4 3.0L
- Approach angle 30.5°: LS-U Crew Cab Ute 4x2 High-Ride 3.0L
- Breakover angle 25.2°: BLADE Crew Cab Ute 4x4 3.0L
- Departure angle 25.3°: SX Space Cab Chassis 4x2 High-Ride 3.0L
Mitsubishi Triton
- Max towing 3,500 kg: GLX Single Cab Cab Chassis 2WD 6-speed manual
- GCWR 6,250 kg: GLX Single Cab Cab Chassis 4WD 6-speed manual
- Max payload 1,335 kg: GLX Single Cab Cab Chassis 4WD 6-speed automatic
- Ground clearance 228 mm: GLX Single Cab Cab Chassis 2WD 6-speed manual
- Approach angle 30.4°: GLX Single Cab Cab Chassis 2WD 6-speed manual
- Breakover angle 23.6°: GLX Single Cab Cab Chassis 2WD 6-speed manual
- Departure angle 22.8°: GLX Double Cab Pick-Up 2WD 6-speed automatic
05 / Keep going
Both models, and other matchups
06 / FAQ
Questions people ask
Which tows more, the D-Max or the Triton?
The D-Max tows 3,500 kg, the Triton 3,500 kg. They tie on their best configuration. This is the maker’s top figure for each model across its 2025 configurations; what a given truck can do depends on its cab, bed, engine, axle and options.
Which has more payload, the D-Max or the Triton?
The D-Max carries 1,350 kg of payload, the Triton 1,335 kg. The D-Max leads by 15 kg on its best configuration. This is the maker’s top figure for each model across its 2025 configurations; what a given truck can do depends on its cab, bed, engine, axle and options.
Which has more ground clearance, the D-Max or the Triton?
The D-Max has 244 mm of ground clearance, the Triton 228 mm. The D-Max leads by 16 mm on its best configuration. This is the maker’s top figure for each model across its 2025 configurations; what a given truck can do depends on its cab, bed, engine, axle and options.
How do the D-Max and the Triton compare in size?
Length: D-Max 5280–5340 mm, Triton 5320 mm; wheelbase: D-Max 3125 mm, Triton 3130 mm. The range runs across cab, bed and wheelbase choices.
Which model years does this D-Max vs Triton comparison use?
This page compares the 2025 Isuzu D-Max (D-Max RG, 2021–present) and 2025 Mitsubishi Triton (Triton MV, 2024–present): the newest model year in which both have maker figures, in AU-market units. Newer model years in our data (Triton 2026) have too few maker figures to compare, so the page uses the newest year in which both have enough.