Mitsubishi Motors Unveils Revived Pajero Model After 7 Yr Hiatus
- The fifth-generation Mitsubishi Pajero has been revealed, marking the first new iteration of the iconic large SUV since 2006 and featuring significant changes across its 44-year history.
- Underpinned by a modified Triton ladder-frame chassis, the new Pajero shifts away from its monocoque predecessor, with Mitsubishi now building the SUV in Thailand instead of Japan.
- Inside, the flagship SUV features a new dashboard with 14.3-inch displays and a bespoke Yamaha sound system; Mitsubishi says the interior design was "inherited from the first-generation Pajero."
- Positioned to compete against rivals like the Ford Everest, Isuzu MU-X, GWM Tank, and Toyota Prado, the Pajero enters a crowded segment where the MU-X starts at $49,900 and the Japan-built Prado costs $73,200.
- Mitsubishi indicated it will offer hybrid versions of both the Triton and Pajero, with reports suggesting additional models launching in the near future, including a Toyota RAV4-sized SUV.
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The new Pajero comes with a diesel engine and is equipped with a sturdy ladder frame chassis, seven driving modes.
Summary of specifications for the All-New Mitsubishi Pajero 2026, an officially redesigned cross-country SUV: Diesel engine, full four-wheel drive.
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