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The Pajero Sport rides on the same frame as the L200 pickup, but it wears a more muscular-looking design that’s characterized by a tall front end with chrome accents, sharp headlights, and a wide grille. The most striking part of the Sport are the tail lamps, which stretch from the tall belt line all the way down to the bumper. The look is directly inspired by the futuristic GR-HEV concept that was shown in Geneva at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.,/p>

The rugged treatment is markedly toned down on the inside. In top-spec models, the Pajero’s utilitarian roots are masked by plush leather upholstery, steering wheel-mounted shift paddles, an electronic parking brake and a large touch screen for the infotainment system. Faux aluminum trim adds a finishing touch to the look, making the Pajero Sport stand out as one of the most premium off-roaders Mitsubishi has ever offered.

In Thailand, one of the Pajero Sport’s biggest markets, power is provided by a 2.4-liter turbodiesel engine that’s bolted to Mitsubishi’s first-ever eight-speed automatic gearbox. Further technical details are not known, and they’ll likely vary greatly from market to market. However, it’s safe to assume that a gasoline-burning engine and a manual transmission will be added to the lineup later in the production run.

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