The fifth-generation Mitsubishi Pajero isn’t due for a full reveal until this autumn (generally between September and November in Japan), but a few participants at the brand’s Star Camp event managed to be among the lucky few to lay their eyes on the upcoming off-road SUV before its debut.
Their reactions are the highlight of a new promotional video teasing the all-new Pajero, which looks to offer a more upmarket interior than its predecessors. While we mainly see excited faces in the video, there are bits of the SUV on show, including a black and beige colour scheme as well as stitched trim on the doors.
Based on YouTube’s (limited) translation of what was said, guests described the Pajero as a stylish vehicle that is muscular yet classy in appearance. They also welcomed the roomy cabin and cushy seats, with grab handles also present as a nod to the nameplate’s ruggedness.
The video ends with a frontal shot of the Pajero’s lighting signature shining through a cover, with certain creases somewhat visible. We already know the SUV will be based on the latest Triton pick-up truck and use a pure ladder-frame construction. Mitsubishi has also said Pajero will receive model-specific touches to ensure the SUV delivers a level of comfort to go along with its off-road capability.
The Star Camp promotional video is the latest in a series of teasers by Mitsubishi for the Pajero, with the first being a shadowy look at the model’s front lighting. This was followed by the Multi Meter, a digital take on the iconic triple gauge pod found in older Pajeros.
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During badawi’s time as PM, we get to buy Thai made/ assembled vehicles affordably. These include suv’s such as pajero sports, Isuzu rodeo, Opel, chevrolet and china cars chery and gwm.
Najib stopped the trade, increased duties and imposed AP’s. Why can’t it be reversed.
Ask mahathir
The fortuner at that time was around 160k, now the fortuner is 200 to 240k still selling in big numbers. It’s not only caused by government policies but also each carmaker’s strategies. Mitsubishi and Isuze deemed it’s not worth the efforts because there won’t be demand for 200k+ Pajero Sport and Mux.
This car will be made in Thailand.Thai will get it cheaper like around 230k but Malaysia don’t know 300k??
Here comes the Renaultified Pajero!
Felt like bigger version of Destinator, hope it gets a better newer specifications instead that 1.5-litre 4B40 MIVEC turbocharged petrol engine (161 hp / 163 PS and 250 Nm of torque) paired with a CVT.