Mitsubishi Motors unveils a revived Pajero model, bringing back the iconic SUV nameplate after a seven-year hiatus. The company presents the vehicle as its flagship sport utility vehicle. The relaunch follows Mitsubishi’s decision to discontinue the Pajero line earlier.
Mitsubishi previously ended production of the Pajero, but the company now restarts the model with a newly introduced version. Across reporting, outlets describe the Pajero as a long-running model that had built a large global customer base before being taken off the market. Free Malaysia Today notes that successive generations of the SUV sold more than 3.29 million units worldwide before the line was discontinued, underscoring its past popularity. Other coverage focuses more on the company’s positioning of the revived model as the new top offering in its SUV lineup.
Overall, the sources agree on the key points: the Pajero returns after a multi-year break, Mitsubishi is treating it as a flagship SUV, and the earlier model line sold strongly before being discontinued.
