Eclipse Cross Mitsubishi Hybrid Cars SUV
You can now have a Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV priced from 27,200 euros
With the imminent arrival of the Outlander in Mitsubishi, they want to bet on its plug-in hybrid technology, and now the Eclipse Cross has a significant discount

The return of Mitsubishi to the European market, and more specifically to Spain, has been even better than expected, with significant sales volume that has also been boosted by the contracts won with public bodies, such as supplying the Eclipse Cross PHEV as one of the vehicles for the Guardia Civil’s vehicle fleet.
Precisely the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV, as the Japanese brand wants to strengthen the presence of its plug-in hybrid models not only with the market launch that will take place at the end of the year with the new Outlander PHEV but also with the Eclipse Cross PHEV itself, a model that now receives a discount of 18,000 euros across its entire range.

But before looking at the fine print and the price at which we could enjoy a Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV, let’s see what this plug-in hybrid offers. It is only available in three trim levels, so as expected, it is a model that is already very well equipped from its base trim, called Motion, which includes elements such as the following:
- Super All Wheel Control (S-AWC) traction system
- EV mode control (electric driving mode)
- SDA (Smartphone link Display Audio) info-entertainment system
- Dual-zone automatic air conditioning
- KOS keyless entry and engine start system
- 18-inch alloy wheels
- Heated front seats
- Rear view camera (parking assistance system)
- Bluetooth
- Auto-dimming interior rear-view mirror
- Automatic stop and start system (AS&G)
- Front collision mitigation system (FCM)
- Lane departure warning system (LDW)
- Automatic high beam system (AHB)
- Active traction and stability control (ASTC)
- Active yaw control system (AYC)
- Hill start assist system (HSA)
- ABS with EBD and BAS (brake assist system)
- Emergency stop signal system (ESS)
- Brake override system (BOS)
- Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
- Acoustic vehicle alerting system (AVAS)
- Dual front airbags with passenger airbag deactivation function
- Front side and curtain airbags
- Driver’s knee airbag
- Cruise control with speed limiter
- Rain and light sensors
- Electrically heated, adjustable and foldable exterior mirrors
- Electric parking brake with Auto Hold function
- DAB digital radio, USB port
- LED daytime running lights
- Privacy-glass rear windows
- Multifunction leather steering wheel, height and reach adjustable

The second trim level is called Kaiteki and while the previous one was already complete, it now adds the following elements:
- Bi-LED front headlights
- LED front fog lights
- Traffic sign recognition system (TSR)
- Unintended acceleration mitigation system (UMS)
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Electrically adjustable driver’s seat
- Electric heating
- Mitsubishi Remote Control
- Mixed upholstery
- Black roof lining
- Silver front and rear lower protectors

Finally, the top trim level is called Kaiteki+, and it adds the following elements on top of everything above to position itself as the top of the range:
- Electric panoramic sunroof
- Leather upholstery
- Multi Around Monitor (360º camera)
- Head-Up Display
- Adaptive cruise control (ACC)
- Blind spot detection system (BSW)
- Rear cross traffic alert system (RCTA)
- Heated steering wheel
- Heated rear seats
- Electrically adjustable passenger seat
- Piano black lower protectors with body-colour trim
Mechanically, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is powered by two electric motors, one on each axle, which complement the 2.4 Atkinson-cycle petrol engine, delivering a combined output of 188 CV sent to all four wheels thanks to the Super AWC permanent four-wheel drive system.

And now the offer, because at Mitsubishi they wanted to go all out by offering a significant discount of 18,000 euros on the Eclipse Cross PHEV, as I mentioned at the beginning, which includes the Plan Moves III scrappage scheme, the brand’s commercial discount and a discount for opting for financing. This way, the Eclipse Cross PHEV in Motion trim will cost 27,200 euros, in Kaiteki trim it will cost 28,700 euros, and with the Kaiteki+ trim it will have a price of 32,600 euros.
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