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Mitsubishi in the UAE is really a two-tier range: a cluster of small, cheap, high-mileage-friendly cars starting at AED 36,900, and the Pajero, which has outlived several attempts to replace it and still defines the badge in this region. Nothing in between pretends to be premium, and the pricing reflects that honestly.
How much does a new Mitsubishi cost in the UAE?
Less than almost anything comparable. The 2026 range opens at AED 36,900 for the Attrage sedan, and the volume models — ASX, Eclipse Cross, Xpander and Outlander — are clustered tightly above that rather than spread across the price list. Engines run from 1.2 L to 3.0 L, so even the seven-seaters ask for ordinary servicing money.
Which Mitsubishi models are sold in the UAE?
Six SUVs and three cars. The Eclipse Cross, ASX, Xpander and Outlander cover the compact and family end, the Montero Sport adds seven seats on a ladder frame, and the Pajero tops the range. The Mirage hatchback and Attrage sedan are the budget pair, with the L200 pickup as the only commercial vehicle.
Mitsubishi Pajero or Toyota Prado?
The Pajero is the cheaper route into a genuine seven-seat four-wheel drive, and its independent suspension makes it the more comfortable of the two on tarmac and in soft sand. The Prado answers with resale and with the depth of its parts network, and the gap is wide: the Pajero holds about 40% of its value after five years where large Japanese SUVs here average roughly 60%. Buy a Pajero to use, not to trade.
Is a used Mitsubishi the better buy?
Often, because these cars survive the mileage. The Mitsubishis reaching CarSwitch's inspection ramps in the UAE arrive at a median of about 130,000 km, which is the profile of vehicles that have worked for a living rather than evidence of a design flaw. It also means the mechanical section of the report, not the odometer, should decide the individual car.
A steep Pajero curve and a flat Attrage one are two different arguments, so take the model you actually want to the used Mitsubishi stock before committing to new.
