Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Reviews

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Trim Levels

Four trim levels of the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross give you a range of varying features that will satisfy multiple drivers. They include the ES, LE, SE, and SEL trims.

With the entry-level ES trim, highlights include a 7-inch display audio system, remote keyless entry, and Lane Departure Warning. You’ll also get Forward Collision Mitigation and a rear spoiler to accent the back of your car.

Moving up to the LE trim, it offers rain-sensing wipers and Automatic High Beam headlights. You’ll also receive a 3-month trial of SiriusXM® and enjoy their slew of music, sports, and news programs. 

Next, the SE trim inundates you with excellent features, like an 8-way power driver seat, FAST-Key entry system, and Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Assist. Plus, an 8-inch navigation system and Rear Cross Traffic Alert come standard.

Now, you’ve reached the pinnacle with the SEL trim, which provides you with paddle shifters, leather seating, and an 8-way power passenger seat. You’ll also be able to use everything else that every other trim carries.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Interior

Three different materials cover your available heated front and rear seats, including optional synthetic suede in the Eclipse Cross. The optional dual-zone automatic climate control keeps it cool, while the addition of the multi-view camera system keeps you on the straight and narrow.

On the dashboard, an upgraded 8-inch Smartphone-link Display Audio system appears. You can load up your favorite songs to play on the available 8-speaker Mitsubishi Power Sound System and use your smartphone with optional Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™.

Now, we’ll get a quick look at the dimensions with the available power panoramic roof in place: 

Dimensions	Front Seat	Rear Seat
Headroom	39.5 inches	37.3 inches
Hip Room	53 inches	52 inches
Legroom	40.9 inches	35.3 inches
Shoulder Room	56.2 inches	55.1 inches

In the trunk area, you’ll get 50.1 cubic feet of maximum cargo volume, so you can move furniture, boxes, and sports gear.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Performance

The Eclipse Cross provides you with a 1.5L MIVEC 4-cylinder engine that generates 152 horsepower with 184 lb-ft of torque. It uses an 8-speed Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) with Sport Mode and will tow up to 1,500 pounds when properly equipped. You’ll get great gas mileage because this Mitsubishi achieves an EPA-estimated 26 city/29 highway MPG.