Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Concept
Personal Project | Rapid Conceptualization & Form Study
The Project
This project is a rapid form study developed from two initial hand-drawn sketches. The goal was to reimagine the Mitsubishi Pajero as a zero-emission performance off-roader, translating aggressive geometry into a 3D silhouette. The study served as an exercise in quick digital sculpting and brand identity exploration.
The Solution
The design focuses on the “Ralliart” heritage, using a clean-surface approach to balance a lightweight-looking upper body with a rugged lower section. By removing commercial constraints, the project allowed for a pure exploration of volume and high-clearance geometry. The front fascia is fully enclosed for electric or hydrogen propulsion, while the roof rails are integrated as prominent structural elements.
Key Features
- Ralliart DNA: Integration of Mitsubishi’s racing aesthetics into a contemporary exterior form.
- Rapid Development: A conceptual transition from two initial sketches to a finalized 3D digital sculpture.
- Off-Road Geometry: Engineered for extreme approach and departure angles with oversized all-terrain wheels.
- Modular Roof System: Integrated roof rails designed for structural safety and specialized equipment mounting.
- High-Contrast Styling: A striking visual division between the lower and upper bodywork to define the off-road silhouette.
