New Mitsubishi Pajero Goes on Sale in Thailand From 1,499,000 Baht
Archive video still: the new-generation Pajero at a Mitsubishi event in Tokyo, September 4, 2026—not the October Thai launch or confirmation of a Thai trim’s equipment. Image: POV LÁI THỬ / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. Commons version cropped by Not stuart60; resized for display.
Mitsubishi began selling the new-generation Pajero in Thailand on October 19, 2026, making the country the first market in a planned international rollout. The automaker’s same-day announcement confirms that the SUV is built at its Laem Chabang plant in eastern Thailand.
Thai prices start at 1,499,000 baht
The company’s Thai price list checked October 19 names three grades. The table also shows the difference from the entry price, calculated from Mitsubishi’s published figures—not an estimate of financing costs or an on-road quotation.
| Grade | Listed price, Thai baht | Above GLS |
|---|---|---|
| GLS | 1,499,000 | — |
| GSR | 1,699,000 | 200,000 |
| Super Exceed | 1,999,000 | 500,000 |
Selected paint choices add 20,000 baht, with availability varying by grade. Buyers should obtain a grade-specific quotation rather than assume the displayed starting price includes their chosen finish and every ownership cost.
Diesel power, with equipment to check by grade
Mitsubishi’s current Thai technical page specifies a 2.4-liter turbo-diesel producing 204 PS at 3,500 rpm and 480 Nm from 1,750–2,500 rpm, paired with an eight-speed automatic. PS is the manufacturer’s metric-horsepower unit; it is not an independently measured output.
The September 9 specification preview describes a seven-seat cabin, available model-line highlights including a dual 14.3-inch display arrangement, Yamaha audio and MI-PILOT driver assistance. Its most expensive version has a different grille treatment and 20-inch wheels. Those highlights should not be treated as an identical equipment list for every grade.
The range’s driving technology includes S-AWC, Super Select 4WD-II and Active Yaw Control. Confirm which drivetrain and assistance features are fitted to the precise version being ordered. A model-line technology overview is not proof that the least expensive trim carries every system. Chiefs Review has not driven the new Pajero.
December plans are separate from today’s Thai launch
Mitsubishi says Australia and Japan will receive shipments ahead of sales beginning in mid-December. It then plans a sequential expansion to roughly 100 countries and regions from fiscal 2027, including Middle Eastern and Latin American markets. The company defines that fiscal year as April 2027 through March 2028.
That is a rollout plan, not confirmation of simultaneous availability, identical specifications or local prices in all those markets. The Pajero name is also used as Montero in some countries. This report’s baht figures apply to Thailand only.
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