2013 Mitsubishi Pajero Priced from €37,900 in Italy
Mitsubishi has released Italian pricing for the 2013 Pajero, with the three-door starting at €37,900 and the five-door from €43,900, both powered by a 200hp diesel engine.
Mitsubishi has released pricing for the 2013 Pajero in Italy, with the range starting at €37,900 for the three-door version. The five-door model begins at €43,900, while the flagship Instyle Automatic five-door is listed at €50,600. Orders opened in January 2013, giving Italian buyers access to Mitsubishi’s established large SUV.
2013 Mitsubishi Pajero Pricing Announced for Italy
Engine and Drivetrain Details
All versions of the Italian-market Pajero are powered by Mitsubishi’s 3.2-litre DI-D four-cylinder turbo diesel engine. For 2013, this engine produces 200hp and 441Nm of torque. Buyers can choose between a manual gearbox or a five-speed automatic, with both options sending power to a permanent all-wheel drive system. The Pajero’s engine is designed to balance performance with efficiency, and Mitsubishi claims fuel consumption of 8.5 litres per 100km, with CO2 emissions rated at 225g/km.
Trim Levels and Standard Equipment
Mitsubishi offers the 2013 Pajero in several trim levels for the Italian market. Standard equipment across the range includes alloy wheels, buyers can choose between 17- or 18-inch options depending on the variant. The infotainment system is equipped with a 40GB integrated hard disk, providing storage for navigation data and media. Higher trims, such as the Instyle Automatic, add further comfort and technology features, positioning the top model as the most comprehensively equipped Pajero in the Italian line-up.
Options and Accessories
Italian buyers can personalise their Pajero with a selection of optional features and accessories. These include upgraded alloy wheels and the larger capacity infotainment hard disk. Mitsubishi also offers various accessories designed for off-road use and individual styling, although the full list was not detailed in the official announcement. These options allow buyers to tailor the Pajero to their specific needs, whether for urban use, long-distance touring, or more demanding off-road adventures.
Position in the Market
The Pajero sits in the large SUV segment, offering a traditional ladder-frame chassis and genuine off-road capability. Its 3.2-litre diesel engine and permanent all-wheel drive system are aimed at buyers who require a vehicle capable of handling both on-road comfort and off-road performance. Compared to Mitsubishi’s smaller ASX, which started at €19,350 in Europe for 2012, the Pajero is positioned as a more robust and versatile choice for those needing greater space, towing ability, and ruggedness. The Pajero’s pricing reflects its size, specification, and off-road credentials, placing it above more compact crossovers in Mitsubishi’s Italian line-up.
Technical Specifications
| Engine | 3.2-litre DI-D four-cylinder diesel |
|---|---|
| Power output | 200hp |
| Torque | 441Nm |
| Transmission | Manual or five-speed automatic |
| Drive system | Permanent all-wheel drive |
| Fuel consumption | 8.5L/100km |
| CO2 emissions | 225g/km |
Pricing Table for Italian Market
| Version | Doors | Transmission | Price (€) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base | 3 | Manual/Auto | 37,900 |
| Base | 5 | Manual/Auto | 43,900 |
| Instyle Automatic | 5 | Automatic | 50,600 |
Summary
The 2013 Mitsubishi Pajero arrives in Italy with a strong focus on versatility, off-road ability, and a robust diesel engine. With a range of trim levels, two body styles, and a choice of transmissions, Mitsubishi aims to appeal to a broad spectrum of SUV buyers. The Pajero’s pricing positions it as a premium alternative to smaller SUVs, reflecting its enhanced capabilities and equipment. Italian customers can expect a well-equipped, capable SUV suited for a variety of driving conditions, with options available to further tailor the vehicle to their preferences.
