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Mitsubishi Pajero launch and electrified expansion

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Mitsubishi Motors is advancing its ‘Momentum 2030’ strategy through the launch of new models and significant manufacturing investments. The company has introduced the fifth-generation Pajero, a large off-road SUV returning after a five-year hiatus. This new seven-seat ~~Pajero designed for off-road use, featuring~~ model features a ladder-frame chassis, 230mm ground clearance, and a 2.4-litre turbocharged diesel engine producing approximately 480 Nm of ~~torque paired with an eight-speed automatic gearbox. Following its world debut in Tokyo,~~ torque. To complement the diesel engine, Mitsubishi ~~executives confirmed that electrified powertrain options, including~~ is considering hybrid (HEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) ~~versions, are under discussion~~ powertrains. In Australia, entry-level pricing for the Pajero GLS five-seater is set to ~~complement~~ start at $68,490, with local deliveries expected from December 2026. The vehicle is positioned to compete with models such as the ~~diesel engine.~~ GWM Tank 500 PHEV. To support ~~this~~ its electrified transition, ~~the company~~ Mitsubishi plans to invest 16 billion baht by 2030 to transform its Laem Chabang facility in Thailand into a manufacturing hub for electrified vehicle exports, including the Pajero and Triton. ~~In addition to~~ Alongside the Pajero, Mitsubishi is expanding its commercial lineup with a new L200 Series 7 pick-up truck. The commercial version features a 2.4-litre bi-turbo engine, a payload exceeding 1t, and a towing capacity of ~~3.5t, equipped with industrial features like~~ 3.5t. Future updates include a ~~steel bulkhead and phenolic floor. In Australia, entry-level pricing~~ mid-life refresh for the ~~new~~ Triton around 2028, which will incorporate hybrid engines and design elements from the Pajero. Additionally, Mitsubishi is considering a high-performance off-road version of the Pajero under its Ralliart brand. The Pajero is ~~set to start at $68,490, with local deliveries expected from December 2026. President and COO Keisuke Kishiura maintains plans~~ slated to ~~expand~~ participate in the ~~Pajero brand into smaller segments, including compact and kei-car sized SUVs,~~ Asia Cross Country Rally next year to ~~compete with models such~~ serve as ~~the Suzuki Jimny and Toyota RAV4.~~ a development laboratory for extreme terrain performance.

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