Mitsubishi L200 pickup - Interior & comfort (2015-2021)
There's lots of kit but the execution isn't always perfect
It's fair to say the L200's interior is something of a mixed bag but Mitsubishi has taken steps to make the experience for drivers and passengers alike more refined. The new suspension setup serves up a more comfortable ride but some of the interior fails to impress. There are at least plenty of luxuries on offer, including a heated steering wheel.
Mitsubishi L200 dashboard
Anyone familiar with the fifth L200 will be at home in the latest model, with most of its interior carried over in its entirety. That includes a touchscreen infotainment system with a rather dim screen but quite a few apps and a 360-degree camera view. A new colour display between the instrument dials provides extra information, while the dashboard feels robust and switches are easy to understand and use.
Equipment
There should be a version of the L200 to suit almost everyone, starting with the utilitarian 4 Life models that have electric windows, Bluetooth, alloy wheels and cruise control. The Warrior trim adds more luxuries, including a rear-view camera, keyless start, LED headlights and dual-zone climate control. The Barbarian trim is the equivalent of the Ranger's Wildtrak trim, with an off-road mode, 18-inch wheels, a soft opening tailgate and illuminated door sills, while Barbarian X adds a 360-degree parking view, leather seats and heated steering wheel.
Options
With a wide variety of trim levels on offer, the best approach is to pick the one with the kit that suits you - especially now you can’t order an L200 from the factory. There are a number of genuine accessories, though, from hard tops for the load bed to tow bars and chrome roll bars.
