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Mitsubishi Motors has brought back the iconic Pajero SUV after a seven-year hiatus in Japan, unveiling a new generation as its flagship model. The revival aims to bolster the automaker's presence in the competitive SUV market, building on the model's legendary off-road reputation. Specific details on pricing and technical specs are yet to be announced.
Nissan Motor Co. announced on June 9 it will launch a new compact SUV equipped with its most advanced hybrid system in Japan, aiming to revive sluggish domestic sales. The new-generation Nissan Kicks, featuring e-Power technology, is expected to arrive in the second half of 2026. The move comes as Nissan's Japanese sales fell 12% in fiscal 2025 to 320,000 vehicles.
Toyota Motor Corp. on May 2 unveiled the TZ, the first three-row electric vehicle under its luxury brand Lexus, targeting family buyers. The model is expected to launch in Japan this winter. The company has not disclosed specifications or pricing.
