All-New Mitsubishi Pajero 2026 | Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee

All-New Mitsubishi Pajero Calls for a New Era of Adventure in Australia

An Australian 4WD icon is returning — reimagined for a new generation of adventure.

The All-New Mitsubishi Pajero is set to arrive in Australia in December 2026, bringing the legendary Pajero name back with new levels of technology, refinement, comfort and off-road capability.

Mitsubishi Motors Australia says the next-generation Pajero retains the Dakar-winning DNA and trademark reliability that helped make the nameplate famous, while introducing an entirely new driving and cabin experience.

At Tynan Mitsubishi, we're sharing the latest from Mitsubishi Motors Australia and taking a closer look at what Sydney, Sutherland Shire and Illawarra drivers can expect from the All-New Pajero.

The Mitsubishi Pajero Is Back

For generations of Australian drivers, Pajero has been synonymous with adventure.

From family road trips to remote touring and serious off-road driving, the Pajero built a reputation as one of Mitsubishi's most capable and recognisable 4WDs.

Now, Mitsubishi says the All-New Pajero is ready to begin its next chapter.

Set to be unleashed in Australia in December 2026, the new generation has been developed to preserve that adventure-focused DNA while introducing significantly greater technology, sophistication and comfort.

For customers searching for the New Mitsubishi Pajero in Sydney, the countdown is officially on at Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee.

Adventure Rediscovered: A New Generation of Mitsubishi 4WD

One of the biggest developments underneath the new Pajero is its 4WD technology.

According to Mitsubishi, the All-New Pajero is the first vehicle to integrate Super Select 4WD-II with Super All-Wheel Control (S-AWC).

The combination allows drivers to switch between 2WD, full-time AWD and locked 4WD while using Mitsubishi's vehicle dynamics technology to provide greater stability and control.

It's technology with roots in Mitsubishi's extensive rally experience, including the Dakar Rally, but engineered for the needs of today's drivers.

Whether that's negotiating wet roads around Sydney, loading up for a family escape from the Sutherland Shire or heading beyond Wollongong to explore the NSW South Coast, the new Pajero has been developed to adapt.

Seven Terrain Modes for Australian Adventures

The All-New Pajero will offer seven selectable drive modes, giving drivers the ability to adapt the vehicle to different terrain and driving conditions.

Mitsubishi says the modes have been carefully refined to improve performance across a variety of surfaces.

That versatility is particularly relevant in Australia, where a single trip can take drivers from suburban roads and highways to gravel, sand and challenging off-road terrain.

For Tynan Mitsubishi customers across Sydney, Kirrawee, Wollongong and the Illawarra, it's another indication that Mitsubishi hasn't forgotten what the Pajero name represents.

3.5-Tonne Towing Capacity

Adventure often means bringing more with you.

The All-New Mitsubishi Pajero offers a 3.5-tonne braked towing capacity, providing the capability required for customers travelling with large trailers, caravans or boats.

For drivers planning long-distance touring from Sydney, weekends along the NSW South Coast or caravanning adventures beyond the Illawarra, that capability makes the new Pajero particularly appealing.

Of course, individual towing requirements depend on vehicle configuration, loading and trailer specifications, so customers should always confirm their requirements before towing.

A New 2.4-Litre Turbo-Diesel Pajero

Powering the new Pajero is a 2.4-litre turbo-diesel engine, giving the next generation a powertrain suited to its adventure and towing focus.

But Mitsubishi's focus isn't simply on capability.

The company says the new generation has been engineered for smooth, natural acceleration, while increased refinement has helped create a quieter cabin.

It's an important evolution for the Pajero.

The new model still needs to perform when the road ends, but Mitsubishi also wants it to feel sophisticated and comfortable during the everyday driving that happens between those adventures.

Refinement Redefined

Step inside and the evolution becomes even clearer.

Mitsubishi describes the All-New Pajero as its most sophisticated large SUV yet, with a cabin drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

Its interior design takes cues from Kimekomi, a Japanese craft known for precision and intricacy, while Mitsubishi says the philosophy of Omotenashi — thoughtful hospitality centred around the needs of occupants — also influenced the cabin.

The result is intended to deliver a more welcoming, considered and premium environment for drivers and passengers.

Depending on the variant, the new Pajero will offer features including leather interior trim, heated and ventilated seating, large digital displays and premium audio.

Premium Yamaha Audio Comes to Pajero

Higher grades will also introduce an impressive new audio experience.

The Dynamic Sound Yamaha Ultimate system uses 12 speakers, including an amplifier and subwoofer, and has been tuned by Yamaha Sound Meisters.

Mitsubishi says the system can dynamically adjust to different music genres to create a more natural listening experience within the Pajero's refined cabin.

It's another example of how Mitsubishi is moving the new Pajero beyond its traditional rugged 4WD roots and into a more premium space.

Five or Seven Seats: A Pajero for Australian Families

Australian buyers will have a choice of five- and seven-seat configurations depending on the model.

The range is set to comprise:

Mitsubishi Pajero GLS 5 – five seats
Mitsubishi Pajero GLS 7 – seven seats
Mitsubishi Pajero Exceed – seven seats
Mitsubishi Pajero GSR – seven seats

The seven-seat interior has been designed with family usability in mind, including sliding second-row seats and easier access to the third row.

Exceed and GSR models step things up further with premium interior appointments, while the flagship GSR includes features such as ventilated front seats, a two-tone panoramic roof and sunroof, driver-seat memory, Adaptive Driving Beam and a smart rear-view mirror.

Digital Technology for a New Generation

The new Pajero also represents a substantial technology upgrade.

GLS models feature a 12.3-inch driver display and 12.3-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio system, while Exceed and GSR models increase both displays to 14.3 inches.

There's also a Digital 'See-Through' Bonnet Camera on GLS models and above, designed to provide greater visibility around the vehicle when navigating difficult terrain.

It's technology designed to make the Pajero easier to live with in everyday environments while supporting its traditional off-road strengths.

Which New Mitsubishi Pajero Will You Choose?

Australian buyers will have four grades to choose from when the new Pajero arrives.

The GLS 5 introduces the core Pajero package with five seats, 18-inch black alloy wheels, 3.5-tonne towing capability, Super Select 4WD-II and seven terrain modes.

The GLS 7 adds a third row, third-row USB-C power and curtain airbags.

Move to the Exceed, and the specification includes 20-inch machined alloy wheels, leather trim, heated front and rear seats, larger 14.3-inch displays, Yamaha premium audio and a cooling console box.

At the top of the range, the GSR adds 20-inch dark grey alloys, two-tone leather, a panoramic roof and sunroof, ventilated front seats and additional driver technology.

When Is the New Mitsubishi Pajero Coming to Australia?

The All-New Mitsubishi Pajero is scheduled to arrive in December 2026.

For Sydney drivers searching for a New Mitsubishi Pajero near me, Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee is already taking registrations of interest.

Located at 519 Princes Highway, Kirrawee, Tynan Mitsubishi proudly serves customers throughout Kirrawee, Sutherland, Miranda, Caringbah, Cronulla and the wider Sutherland Shire and South Sydney.

Driving From Sydney to Kirrawee?

If you're travelling from Sydney to Kirrawee to discover the new Pajero, Tynan Mitsubishi is your local Sutherland Shire Mitsubishi destination.

From the New Pajero and Triton to Outlander and ASX, Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee provides new and demo vehicle sales alongside finance, genuine Mitsubishi parts and servicing.

As the All-New Pajero's December arrival approaches, the Tynan Mitsubishi team can also help you stay informed about availability and the latest Australian vehicle information.

From the Sutherland Shire to Wollongong and the Illawarra

Tynan Motors has an established presence across both the Sutherland Shire and Illawarra, with locations in Miranda, Kirrawee, Sutherland, Wollongong and Albion Park.

For Mitsubishi owners travelling between Sydney and Wollongong, Tynan Motors also operates service centres in both Kirrawee and Wollongong.

So whether your next adventure begins in Kirrawee, takes you through Wollongong or leads further down the South Coast, the new Pajero has been created for the kind of versatility Australian drivers know the nameplate for.

A New Era for an Australian 4WD Icon

The All-New Pajero isn't simply about bringing back a familiar badge.

Mitsubishi has taken the characteristics that established Pajero's reputation — off-road capability, reliability, practicality and adventure — and combined them with a significantly more sophisticated cabin, new 4WD technology and greater comfort.

The result is a Pajero designed for a new generation of Australian adventures.

And after years away from the Australian new-car market, December 2026 marks the beginning of its next chapter.

Register Your Interest at Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee

Want to be among the first to discover the All-New Mitsubishi Pajero?

Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee

📍 519 Princes Highway, Kirrawee NSW 2232

📞 (02) 8545 8888

Whether you're searching for a New Mitsubishi Pajero in Sydney, a Mitsubishi dealer in the Sutherland Shire, or you're travelling from Wollongong or elsewhere in the Illawarra, speak with Tynan Motors about the next generation of Pajero.

All-New Mitsubishi Pajero FAQs

When is the new Mitsubishi Pajero coming to Australia?

The All-New Mitsubishi Pajero is scheduled to arrive in Australia in December 2026.

What engine does the new Mitsubishi Pajero have?

The Australian All-New Pajero range will feature a 2.4-litre turbo-diesel engine.

How much can the new Mitsubishi Pajero tow?

Mitsubishi lists a 3.5-tonne towing capacity for the All-New Pajero, subject to applicable specifications and towing requirements.

Is the new Mitsubishi Pajero a seven-seater?

Yes. The GLS 7, Exceed and GSR offer seven seats, while the entry GLS 5 provides a five-seat configuration.

What 4WD system does the new Pajero use?

The All-New Pajero combines Super Select 4WD-II with Super All-Wheel Control, a first for Mitsubishi, and features seven terrain modes.

Where can I find the new Mitsubishi Pajero in Sydney?

Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee is located at 519 Princes Highway, Kirrawee NSW 2232, within the Sutherland Shire and serving South Sydney. Customers can register their interest in the new Pajero ahead of its December 2026 arrival.

Can I register my interest in the new Pajero now?

Yes. Tynan Mitsubishi Kirrawee is currently inviting customers to register their interest in the All-New Pajero.

Vehicle features and specifications are based on Mitsubishi Motors Australia information available as of September 2026 and may be subject to change. Pre-production vehicles and imagery may differ from final Australian specification. Contact Tynan Mitsubishi for the latest information.

Source and product information credit: Mitsubishi Motors Australia – All-New Mitsubishi Pajero. Tynan Motors is sharing Mitsubishi's latest information ahead of the vehicle's Australian arrival.