When Mitsubishi launched its Eclipse Cross back in February 2019, it was quick to point out that we'd have to wait for the most potent engine. The new 1.5-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder packs 110 kW and 250 Nm, mated to a CVT.
The Japanese brand claims a 0-100 kph time of under 9 seconds in Sport mode and thanks to some built-in CVT steps, the driver is given that DCT feeling through the steering wheel paddles. It's also said to be pretty efficient, with a claim of 7.7 L/100 km.
Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel
Multi-function Leather Steering Wheel with Audio and Cruise Control
Bluetooth with Hands-free Voice Control
Paddle Shifts
Electric Windows (front and rear, with Auto up/down function)
Automatic Air-conditioning with Rear Passenger Vent Duct
Leather Seats, including Heated Front Leather Seats
Slide and tilt-adjustable rear seats with 60/40 split
Electric Adjustable Driver Seat and Heated Front Seats
Accessory Sockets and USB Ports
Electric Adjustable Fold-away Mirrors with Indicator Light
LED Headlamps with built-in LED DRL (Daytime Running Lights) linked to the Automatic Dusk Sensing function
LED Fog Lamps
Rain Sensing Windscreen Wipers
Front and Rear Park Distance Control
Rear View Camera
18-inchAlloy Wheels
Full-size spare wheel
7 Airbags
ASTC (Active Stability and Traction Control)
The new Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 1.5T comes with awarranty of 3years or 100000km, a 5-year / 90000km service plan and 5-year / unlimited mileage roadside assistance.
Eclipse Cross 2.0L CVT (two-wheel drive) R409995
Eclipse Cross 2.0L CVT (AWD) R449995
Eclipse Cross 1.5 T CVT (two-wheel drive) R459995
Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 2.0 (2019) Review
Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (2019) Launch Review
Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (2018) International Launch Review
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