Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Gains A Subtle Facelift In South Asia

Mitsubishi might have introduced the all-new Triton / L200 pickup, but it’s ladder-frame SUV sibling known as the Pajero Sport has yet to receive a similar redesign. While a new generation is expected to debut in 2025, Mitsubishi gave the existing Pajero Sport a subtle facelift with minor exterior and interior tweaks.The 2024 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport looks quite familiar but a closer look reveals the new styling details.

These include a redesigned grille insert with a new honeycomb pattern on the center intake and a different lower bumper garnish. Mitsubishi also introduced a new set of 18-inch wheels and added a new Blade Silver color option, also available with the Triton.More: Mitsubishi Pajero May Return As A Luxurious PHEV SUV To Rival Land RoversIn addition, the flagship Pajero Sport GSR gains a heavier dose of black exterior trim (mirrors, door handles, tailgate handle), and a new Graphite Grey color option combined with a black roof.

Finally, the black extensions of the headlights, previously exclusive to the GSR, are now standard in the entire range.The highlight inside is the new three-spoke steering wheel, borrowed from the Triton pickup. The high-spec Exceed and GSR also benefit from new graphics for the 8-inch digital instrument cluster.

The GSR features a quilted two-tone burgundy and black synthetic leather upholstery, creating a more luxurious environment, combined with dark titanium inserts. As for the entry-level GLX, it now comes standard with auto headlights and wipers.Note that the above information is for the AU-spec models, as in Thailand the high-spec Elite Edition trim of the Pajero Sport has an extra fold-down 12.1-inch screen for the rear passengers.In the Australian market, the Mitsubishi Pajero Sport is fitted with the same 2.4-liter turbodiesel engine producing 178 hp (133 kW / 181 PS) and 430 Nm (317 lb-ft) of torque.

However, in Thailand, the model gains the newer 2.4-liter turbodiesel from the Triton, which makes slightly more power, at 181 hp (135 kW / 184 PS). In Australia, the RWD trims have been discontinued, meaning that the Pajero Sport is exclusively available in 4WD form with the eight-speed automatic transmission.Pricing