UPDATES AND NEW VARIANT FOR MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE CROSS

Mitsubishi has given its Eclipse Cross small-medium SUV a refresh for 2023
including a new variant called LS Black Edition and the availability of V2L technology
to some of the plug-in hybrids.

The Eclipse Cross LS Black Edition – it’s not a limited edition – is based on the LS
grade. Priced at $1200 more it adds a black finish to the 18-inch alloy wheels, door
mirrors and front and rear skid plates. Inside, the black theme continues on the
touchscreen surround, dimple leather steering wheel and interior headlining and
pillar trims.

Other extra features above the standard LS include dark silver garnishes on the
instrument panel, centre console sides and door grips, four-way power adjustable
driver’s seat, PVC leather inserts to the front and rear door trim, and heated front
seats.

For MY23 the entry-level Eclipse Cross now comes with rear parking sensors as well
as 16-inch alloy wheels and revised steering wheel trim.

The second-highest spec Exceed also get some new black finishes to the radiator
grille, lower door mouldings and skid plates.

The flagship Eclipse Cross Exceed now features a hands-free powered tailgate.

The big news with the updated plug-in hybrid (PHEV) Eclipse Cross Aspire and
Exceed variants is the addition of Vehicle-To-Load (V2L) technology. Accessed via a
three-pin 24-volt power output, V2L allows owners to transfer power from the car’s
drive battery to a range of domestic, office, industrial and leisure appliances.

As before, all Eclipse Cross models have a five-star ANCAP safety rating.

Prices have increased by between $250 and $1500 depending on the models with
the exception of the entry-level ES which is unchanged at $31,490 plus on-road
costs.

All Mitsubishi vehicles come with a standard five-year warranty but with distance
limited to 100,000-kilometre. This can be extended to 10 years and 200,000 km by
having all servicing done at registered Mitsubishi dealerships.

First deliveries of the new Eclipse Cross, including the PHEV, are expected in March
2023.

MODEL RANGE
ES 1.5-litre turbo-petrol 2WD: $31,490
LS 1.5-litre turbo-petrol 2WD: $34,240
LS Black Edition: 1.5-litre turbo-petrol 2WD: $35,490
Aspire 1.5-litre turbo-petrol 2WD: $36,490
Exceed 1.5-litre turbo-petrol 2WD: $40,490
LS 1.5-litre turbo-petrol AWD: $36,740
Exceed 1.5-litre turbo-petrol AWD: $42,990
ES 2.4-litre petrol/electric PHEV: $47,290
Aspire 2.4-litre petrol/electric PHEV:$51,240
Exceed 2.4-litre petrol/electric PHEV:$55,990
Note: This price does not include government or dealer delivery charges. Contact
your local Mitsubishi dealer for driveaway prices.

About Alistair Kennedy

Alistair Kennedy is Automotive News Service and Marque Publishing's business manager and the company's jack-of-all-trades. An accountant by profession, he designs the Marque range of motoring book titles, operates the company's motoring bookshop on the NSW Central Coast and the associated web site, as well as its huge digital and hard copy database. Whenever we can escape from the office he does so to cover new vehicle releases and contributes news stories. Alistair's other interests include cricket and family history on which he has written three books.
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