2015 Mitsubishi Pajero was one of the most anticipated mid size SUV of the Mitsubishi car company that hit the market in final months of 2014. In reference to Osamu Masuko, Mitsubishi Motors Corporation’s president, the car featured the same concept design as the ones in GC-PHEV, AR and XR-PHEV SUV cars.Depending from trims version and additional equipment 2015 Pajero costs between $51,000 and $74,000.
Under the hood of the 2015 Pajero
In reference to Mitsubishi Motors Corporation’s statement, this car would feature three engine options. One of these is the 3.0 liter combo hybrid supercharged engine that would have V-6 gas systems and powered by 8-speed automatic transmission. The second option would be the two hybrid engine options which are the; Active Runner concept one liter PHEV Plug in supported by electric engine and the Cross Runner concept one liter PHEV plug-in engine that would be supported by an electric motor. The third engine option is the 2.5 liter turbo diesel engine that would produce a torque of 400 Nm and a horsepower of 178 volts. The problem with the last engine option is that it would only be available in the Indian market.
Design of the new Mitsubishi 7 passenger SUV
As per its performance, 2015 Mitsubishi Pajero would come with more quality and high performance systems such as the plug-in hybrid drive besides Super All Wheel Control (S-AWC) system. It would also be installed with security systems to monitor its operation. The car would also be lighter than all other SUV designs in the market even though it would have the ability to accommodate 7 passengers. It is also expected to feature web connection technology, deluxe interior composed of new systems and products besides a state-of-art home entertainment system.
2015 Mitsubishi Pajero SUV Interior
Depending on the ideas brought out during the Tokyo Motor show, this car would feature high technology, durable and nice-looking exterior design. As per the statements by Mitsubishi Motor Corporation, the car would have the ability to support off-road and endure toxic environmental impacts. It would also feature safety features on its interior among them be S-AWC control system and that would guarantee comfortable and better driving experiences. In addition, the car would be finished with more durable and aesthetic finishes and materials that would feature soft-touch plastics and high-tech leather encoded with metallic trims. It is also expected to feature high quality cabin and enough front and back leg space to provide the driver and passengers with high standards of leg comfort.
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