Few companies can claim to have the know-how and experience to build a vehicle that can conquer the Arctic. If there’s one that comes to mind, it would have to be Arctic Trucks, and after soaring to fame in a Top Gear episode where the team took a heavily modified Toyota Hilux to the end of the world, the company has worked its magic on another Japanese pick-up truck, the Mitsubishi L200.
In its creation, the team used a modern approach to design, went through a scrupulous selection of equipment, prototyping of components, approval of the final design, design, and manufacture of technological accessories. The result of this work is the Mitsubishi L200 AT35, which has improved its off-road capabilities and now makes more frequent and efficient use of Mitsubishi Super Select 4WD-II's signature all-wheel-drive system for the most varied and demanding tasks on the road.
The optional extras on the exterior of the Mitsubishi L200 AT35 take into account the geometric proportions of the body and follow the main curves of the vehicle's front end. Thanks to such an approach, Mitsubishi L200 AT35 has kept its imposing appearance, not hiding its adventurous nature. By upgrading the suspension and increasing the side tire profile height, Arctic Trucks has alleviated the shortcomings inherent in the pickup body, while a large selection of certified attachments allows customers to be more flexible and practical in equipping their Mitsubishi L200 AT35.
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