Mitsubishi Motors Corporation-supported "Team Mitsubishi RALLIART" is set to compete in the Asia Cross Country Rally 2025, scheduled for August 2025, equipped with WORK's CRAG T-GRABICⅡ wheels.

The rally vehicle will be a modified cross-country version (T1-spec) of the Triton pickup truck, featuring enhancements primarily focused on improving engine durability. The team aims to reclaim the championship title for the first time in three years since their last victory in the 2022 competition.

Team Mitsubishi Ralliart took on the AXCR 2024 a fleet of four Tritons that featured enhanced driving performance plus refined handling on rough roads in order to compete with rivals that had high-displacement engines. Ace driver Chayapon Yotha (Thailand) took the overall lead in Leg 4, the first day of the second half of the six-day competition, building a lead of more than 20 minutes over the second-place driver. However, he retired after suffering from engine trouble.

The AXCR has been a six-day competition covering around 2,000 kilometers (km) in recent years, but it will become even more grueling in its 30th year in 2025 at eight days and approximately 2,500 km. This year's Triton will be fully primed for the challenge, boasting an engine with improved durability, plus more refinements in the chassis and other areas for even greater potential.

The participating vehicle, the Triton, will be equipped with Work's CRAG T-GRABIC II wheels, which have earned trust for their performance and track record in the past three competitions.

CRAG T-GRABIC II product information

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