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Mitsubishi Revives Pajero With Digital Multi Meter and Triton Ladder‑Frame

The automaker is positioning the return as a true off‑roader by combining configurable off‑road displays with truck‑based underpinnings and a staged regional roll‑out after a global reveal this autumn.

Overview

  • Mitsubishi has teased an all‑new Pajero and confirmed a global debut window this autumn with a series of official images, a video and a dedicated teaser site.
  • The interior will reintroduce the Pajero’s iconic triple‑gauge motif as a configurable digital 'Multi Meter' that can show altitude, compass heading, ambient temperature, pitch and roll angles, and left‑right torque distribution in real time.
  • Mitsubishi says the SUV will use the Triton pickup’s ladder‑frame chassis with model‑specific cabin tuning and bespoke front and rear suspension to prioritise genuine off‑road capability over crossover styling.
  • Powertrain choices remain under development but reporting and Mitsubishi’s wider product plan point to electrified options in many markets alongside the possibility of the Triton’s twin‑turbo 2.4‑litre diesel in some regions.
  • Regulatory filings and reporting indicate Australia could receive GLX, GLS, Exceed and a GSR grade by the end of 2026 while the vehicle is expected to reach North America under the Montero name on a later, phased timetable.