Mitsubishi Reveals New Body-on-Frame Pajero SUV

Platform and Exterior Design

The new Pajero relies on a fresh ladder frame construction paired with an independent front suspension. A solid axle with five-link support in the rear manages heavy-duty Off-Road demands.

An H-shaped full-length headlight bar dominates the bulky front fascia of the SUV. Wide fenders and sharp styling lines give the vehicle a muscular profile distinct from standard crossovers.

Interior and Powertrain Options

A double-screen display spans two-thirds of the dashboard above a minimal row of physical controls. Brown and black two-tone leather trim covers the cabin to offer a premium environment.

Australia’s Car Sales reports that a hybrid variant should arrive soon for the global market. Mitsubishi has not shared immediate plans for a high-performance Ralliart production model.

U.S. Market Availability Status

American buyers must wait to see if Mitsubishi will export the new flagship model Stateside. Company officials have not confirmed local availability for the vehicle.

Any derivatives arriving in North America would likely adopt the traditional Montero nameplate. Both body-on-frame options and upcoming crossovers remain under evaluation for the region.