SpecCodex lists 806 Mitsubishi models from 1971–2024 in 6 machine groups. Median engine power is 85 kW (116 hp), based on 400 models with a stated power. Median weight is 1,990 kg (748 models). All Mitsubishi series →

By machine group

Group	Models	Median kW	Median kg	Years
Vans	596	85	1,924	1977–2020
Trucks	110	100	3,568	1971–2023
Mining equipment	37	30	4,050	—
Non-road diesel engines	32	34	—	2012–2024
Tractors	18	21	1,350	1982–2013
Motor graders	13	101	—	—

Power classes

For each class, the three best-documented models.

0–100 kW	275	D03CJ-TAA · D04CJ-TAA · D04EG-MECH-TAA
100–200 kW	119	L200 · CANTER · OUTLANDER
600–700 kW	1	S6R-PTAW
≥ 900 kW	5	S12A2-PTAW · S12R-PTAW · S16R-PTAW

The 10 most powerful models

1. S16R-PTAW2 — 2,150 kW (2,924 hp), 2012
2. S16R-PTAW — 1,750 kW (2,380 hp), 2012
3. S12R-PTAW — 1,403 kW (1,908 hp), 2012
4. S12H-PTAW — 1,140 kW (1,550 hp), 2012
5. S12A2-PTAW — 900 kW (1,224 hp), 2012
6. S6R-PTAW — 685 kW (932 hp), 2012
7. MG730 — 157 kW (213 hp)
8. PAJERO — 147 kW (200 hp), 1987
9. Pajero/Monter — 147 kW (200 hp), 2011
10. MG460 VHP — 138 kW (188 hp)

The 10 heaviest models

1. K 354 — 34,470 kg, 1982
2. K302L — 31,300 kg, 1972
3. AF 308 F — 23,900 kg, 1993
4. K 200 — 23,322 kg, 1971
5. CANTER — 7,170 kg, 1988
6. Umpikorinen (BB) 4899cm3 — 6,570 kg, 2008
7. FK 415 KL — 5,622 kg, 1985
8. FK 415 FL — 5,580 kg, 1985
9. Canter 7C15 — 5,475 kg, 2007
10. CANTER DOUBLE CAB-FE659H/420 — 5,325 kg, 2001

Models by decade

1970–1979	7
1980–1989	129
1990–1999	277
2000–2009	259
2010–2019	72
2020–2029	4

Best-documented models

Figures come mainly from official vehicle registers and manufacturer documents; medians only cover models that have the respective figure. How the data is built: Methodology →

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