2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Trim Levels

In this 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross review, you’ll find out about all the trim levels for this SUV. It offers four diverse Mitsubishi trim levels—ES, LE, SE, and SEL—for the varying needs of Daly City, San Francisco, and San Jose, California drivers. When you’ve decided on one or maybe need to find the tiebreaker, come to Daly City Mitsubishi for a test drive.

Suitable Interior

To pick the Mitsubishi best suited to you, you’ll want to see what each trim level offers. Let’s cover seating first. Three different materials can upholster your seats, starting with fabric in the ES and LE. Unique to the SE trim, you’ll discover plush, synthetic suede. The highest trim, SEL, gets the leather treatment. 

Except for the base trim, you can coordinate with a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Added heat comes with the SEL trim.

With the two first trims, you get a 6-way adjustable driver seat. However, you can enjoy an 8-way power seat in the SE and SEL trims. Most trims offer a 4-way adjustable passenger seat, and the SEL carries an 8-way power adjustable passenger seat. Heated front seats come equipped in the LE through SEL trims with an option for heated rear seats package in the SEL.

Perfect for Bay Area drivers who take control, the ES and LE features standard automatic climate control. If you’re willing to share, the SE and SEL supply a dual-zone climate control system and offer a power panoramic roof.

Suitable Interior
Eclipse Cross Technology

Eclipse Cross Technology

On the ES center console of the Eclipse Cross, you’ll spot the 7-inch display audio system that uses four speakers. In the LE, graduate to the 8-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio system that allows you to use Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. 

The next trim, SE, adds two speakers to the system. Fans of the SEL can expect an 8-speaker Mitsubishi Power Sound System (MPSS) if you opt for the package and a Head-Up Display (HUD).

Handfuls of Safety

A handful of safety systems appears in all the Eclipse Cross trims such as Lane Departure Warning and Forward Collision Mitigation with pedestrian detection. If you want high-speed braking capability with the latter system, the SEL package has it. The LE trim adds rain-sensing wipers and Automatic High Beam headlights. 

Level up to the SE and welcome Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist and Rear Cross Traffic Alert. The SE is the last trim where the rearview camera comes standard. In the next trim, the SEL, you’ll use a multi-view camera system. You’ll also be given the chance to get Adaptive Cruise Control with the package offered on the SEL trim.

Handfuls of Safety
Peek at Performance

Peek at Performance

Every trim of this Mitsubishi uses the 1.5L MIVEC 4-cylinder engine, accompanied by the 8-speed CVT transmission with Sport Mode and either 2WD or All-Wheel Control (AWC). Drivers who want sport pedals can get them in the LE trim. If you want paddle shifters, be sure to consider the SEL. When properly equipped, you can even tow a maximum of 1,500 pounds with any of the trims.

The base trim, the ES, achieves an EPA-estimated 26 city/29 highway MPG. With each following trim, the Mitsubishi will achieve an EPA-estimated 25 city/28 highway MPG.

Find Out About the 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Trim Levels

While you’ve found out about the 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross trim levels, you may want a firsthand experience. This can guide Daly City, San Francisco, and San Jose drivers toward their best match. So, set up a test drive at Daly City Mitsubishi today!

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