2024–2025 model year · Second generation (QE / QF)

Mitsubishi Pajero Sport payload capacity

Payload, 2024–2025645–695 kg

Maker1,422–1,532 lb

The 2024–2025 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport carries 645–695 kg of payload, depending on trim.

Ratings: GVWR 2,775 kg; front axle 1,360 kg; rear axle 1,600 kg.

These are Mitsubishi’s Australian-market figures, in metric units.

25MY Pajero Sport Brochure (key specifications pages 16 and 17)

Model years: 2023–2025
Configurations: 4
GVWR: 2,775 kg

GLX 5 Seat 4WD 2.4L diesel 8-speed automatic, drawn to scale from its published dimensions.

01 / Tables

Pajero Sport payload capacity by model year

Payload is the weight of people and cargo the vehicle may carry, a trailer’s tongue weight included. It is the GVWR less the weight of the vehicle as built, so every option that adds weight lowers it. GAWR is the most each axle may carry. Every 2024–2025 Pajero Sport has the 2.4L 4N15 MIVEC DI-D turbo-diesel, 4WD and 8-speed automatic. Figures in metric units; model years printed the same share one table, and a package that changes a figure gets its own row.

2024–2025 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport

Second generation (QE / QF): full specs

Payload and weight ratings

Makermetric units

2024–2025 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport payload and weight ratings by configuration
Configuration	Payload^{source 1}kg	GVWR^{source 1}kg	Front GAWR^{source 1}kg	Rear GAWR^{source 1}kg
GLX (5 seat)	695	2,775	1,360	1,600
GLS (7 seat), Exceed (7 seat), GSR (7 seat)	645	2,775	1,360	1,600

“Not published”: the maker doesn’t print it. —: not in the documents we hold yet. A number by a column’s name is the source of its figures that have none of their own. Scroll the table sideways for every column.

2023 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport

Second generation (QE / QF): full specs

Payload and weight ratings

Makermetric units

2023 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport payload and weight ratings by configuration
Configuration	Payload^{source 2}kg	GVWR^{source 2}kg	Front GAWR^{source 2}kg	Rear GAWR^{source 2}kg
2WDGLX (5 seat)	665	2,710	1,360	1,600
4WDGLX (5 seat)	630	2,775	1,360	1,600
2WDGLS (7 seat)	619	2,710	1,360	1,600
4WDGLS (7 seat)	580	2,775	1,360	1,600
4WDExceed (7 seat), GSR (7 seat)	566	2,775	1,360	1,600

SourcesMakerThe small number by a figure says which document it is from.

Documents last checked Oct 12, 2026. How we read them and what the marks mean: how we source the numbers. A figure doesn’t match its document? Report a wrong number.

02 / Over the years

How the Pajero Sport payload capacity moved

The lowest and highest payload Mitsubishi prints for each model year, newest first, across Second generation (QE / QF).

The top figure rose by 30 kg, from 665 kg in 2023 to 695 kg in 2024–2025.

Mitsubishi Pajero Sport payload capacity by model year
Model years	Lowest	Highest	Configurations	Full specs
2024–2025Second generation (QE / QF)	645 kg	695 kg	4	Second generation (QE / QF) specs
2023Second generation (QE / QF)	566 kg	665 kg	6	Second generation (QE / QF) specs

03 / Most and least

Which Pajero Sport leads and trails

Named as exactly as the maker’s table names it: model year, cab, bed, engine, drive and package.

Highest in 2024–2025: 695 kg; 2024–2025 GLX (5 seat), 2.4L 4N15 MIVEC DI-D turbo-diesel, 4WD, 8-speed automatic.
Lowest in 2024–2025: 645 kg; 2024–2025 GLS (7 seat), Exceed (7 seat), GSR (7 seat), 2.4L 4N15 MIVEC DI-D turbo-diesel, 4WD, 8-speed automatic.
Lowest of any year, 2023: 566 kg; 2023 4WD, 2.4L 4N15 MIVEC DI-D turbo-diesel, 8-speed automatic, Exceed (7 seat), GSR (7 seat).

04 / What changes it

What moves the Pajero Sport payload capacity

Mitsubishi’s own 2024–2025 figures, split by the option that changes them.

By trim

GLS (7 seat)645 kg
Exceed (7 seat)645 kg
GSR (7 seat)645 kg
GLX (5 seat)695 kg

05 / Compared

Pajero Sport against other SUVs

The newest model year we hold for each, payload capacity by Mitsubishi’s and the other makers’ own documents.

SUVs compared on payload capacity
Model	Model year	Payload
Mitsubishi Pajero Sport	2024–2025	645–695 kg
INEOS GrenadierINEOS Grenadier vs Mitsubishi Pajero Sport	2026	up to 803–914 kg
Ford EverestFord Everest vs Mitsubishi Pajero Sport	2026	685–855 kg
Mitsubishi Pajero	2015	695–775 kg
Nissan PatrolMitsubishi Pajero Sport vs Nissan Patrol	2026	653–762 kg

06 / Next

More on the Pajero Sport

Pajero Sport specsEvery generation, the spec plate and the rig builder.Open the model page Pajero Sport towing3,100 kg in 2025, with every other year.See towing Pajero Sport weight2,080–2,130 kg in 2024–2025, with every other year.See weight Pajero Sport dimensions4840 mm in 2024–2025, with every other year.See dimensions Pajero Sport tires1 stock size in 2025, with every other year.See tires Towing calculatorPut your trailer and cargo against a rig’s ratings.Check my load GVWR, GCWR & payloadWhat each rating limits, worked through on a real truck.Read the guide

07 / FAQ

Questions people ask

What is the payload capacity of the 2024–2025 Pajero Sport?

The 2024–2025 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport carries 645–695 kg of payload, depending on trim. Ratings: GVWR 2,775 kg; front axle 1,360 kg; rear axle 1,600 kg.

Which 2024–2025 Pajero Sport carries the most?

The 2024–2025 GLX (5 seat), 2.4L 4N15 MIVEC DI-D turbo-diesel, 4WD, 8-speed automatic, at 695 kg.

Which 2024–2025 Pajero Sport carries the least?

The 2024–2025 GLS (7 seat), Exceed (7 seat), GSR (7 seat), 2.4L 4N15 MIVEC DI-D turbo-diesel, 4WD, 8-speed automatic, at 645 kg.

What changes the Pajero Sport’s payload capacity?

Trim, by Mitsubishi’s own figures for 2024–2025. By trim: GLS (7 seat) 645 kg; Exceed (7 seat) 645 kg; GSR (7 seat) 645 kg; GLX (5 seat) 695 kg.

Has the Pajero Sport’s payload capacity changed over the years?

2024–2025: 645–695 kg; 2023: 566–665 kg. The top figure rose by 30 kg, from 665 kg in 2023 to 695 kg in 2024–2025.

What is the GVWR of the 2024–2025 Pajero Sport?

2,775 kg by configuration. GVWR is the most the vehicle may weigh with everything aboard; payload is what is left after the vehicle’s own weight.

These are Mitsubishi’s published figures for the models it describes, not a weighbridge or a tape measure; your own vehicle’s options change them. Found a figure that doesn’t match the document? Tell us.