2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: Specs & Features
October 18 2022,
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a mini SUV suitable for daily use, whether long or short distances. The 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross doesn't differ much from the 2022 version. Most of the features still come standard and are similar to the 2022 version; for example, both cars are four-wheel drives, have an engine capacity of 1.5L and are five-seaters.
Although the sheet metal in the 2023 version has improved compared to the 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross model. The 2023 model also has an 18-inch wheel design, and standard LED head and fog lights. The four-wheel drive comes standard across all versions of the vehicle.
Specifications of the 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
- Engine Type: Gas
- Transmission: Continuously variable-speed automatic
- Drive Type: AWD
- Fuel Economy 9.3 l/100 km
- Cylinders: Inline 4
- Seating: 5
Build & Price your own 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross!
Price
The base ES S-AWC model of the 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in Regina is available for $28,878* MSRP.
Fuel Economy
The base ES S-AWC model covers 9.6 l/100km in the city and 8.9 l/100km on the highway, with a combined average of 9.3 l/100km.
Trims
The Eclipse comes in four standard trims: ES S-AWC, SE S-AWC, CARBON S-AWC, SEL S-AWC, and GT S-AWC. Below, we have the estimated costs for each trim version in Canada
| ES S-AWC | $28,878 |
| SE S-AWC | $31,498 |
| CARBON S-AWC | $32,998 |
| SEL S-AWC | $34,498 |
| GT S-AWC | $37,278 |
Performance
The SE model represents the best when it comes to value and features. It adds features over the SEL model, which justifies its price.
The throttle applications of the eclipse have less engine noise, and the highway cruising is tranquil. The suspension on the eclipse is tuned for comfort with accurate and light steering.
Exterior
The exterior of the Mitsubishi Eclipse is daring and comes in six different colours. It's available in Bronze metallic, Octane blue, Red diamond, Titanium grey, Silver sterling, White diamond, and Tarmac black.
Interior
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross interior is not made out of cheap materials. Its seats are cushioned for comfort and wrapped in stylish, durable fabric. The eclipse also has enough space for travelling as a small family. The rear seats also fold easily to create more space for cargo.
Technology
All trims of the eclipse come with a standard touchscreen infotainment system. The base ES model offers a 7-inch display, while the higher trims have a bigger 8-inch display. Apple car play, Android auto and in-dash navigation are only available on the 8-inch display.
Safety
Driver assistance technologies come standard with any version of the vehicle. You will find automated emergency braking. More advanced features are available for the upper trim levels. The standard automated emergency braking also comes with pedestrian detection. The vehicle also has adaptive cruise control.
Conclusion
If you're looking for a cross between a luxury vehicle and an SUV, we recommend the Mitsubishi Eclipse cross. It's designed as a family vehicle to travel long and short distances; it's a vehicle to consider if you’re a family-oriented person. The cargo space is also perfect for packing a suitcase on long journeys.
