Everybody knows Aussies take their trucks and SUVs seriously, so it’s no surprise automakers tap into their expertise to tune and engineer 4x4s bound for Down Under. The all-new Mitsubishi Pajero is no different—ahead of its Australian launch next month, Mitsubishi has revealed a range of Aussie-engineered accessories that gear up the Pajero for work and play.
Some Mitsubishi Genuine Accessories available for the new Pajero include bull bars in different configurations, nudge bars, undercarriage protection, a snorkel, a roof rack, and light fixtures. These were designed alongside the Pajero itself, with engineers flying in from Australia to provide input on vehicle development and accessory implementation.
Take the bull bars, for example. These are rugged enough to provide the Pajero with extra protection when pushing through dense brush, but they still provide passthrough for the front sensors needed for the SUV’s ADAS system. This was achieved with close coordination between the Japanese and Australian teams working on the Pajero in development.
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From a design perspective, Mitsubishi’s Genuine Accessories are definitely on the utilitarian side. Most of the parts are simple black plastic or steel hardware with minimal embellishment. On a plain white vehicle like in these stock images, they give off workhorse vibes—an interesting contrast to the premium-leaning angle the new Pajero aims for.
But what do you think of these parts? For sure they’re going to be functional, but do they elevate the SUV’s looks for you? Or would you rather wait and see what the aftermarket offers down the line? Let us know in the comments.
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