2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Models
Mitsubishi is back with the new 2023 Eclipse Cross. However, the Japanese manufacturer isn't bringing us a new sports coupe. The 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a compact SUV. The goal is clear. They're offering a vehicle for the family with comfort and luxury while keeping it more affordable than other brands. So, is the new 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross up to the current SUV standards? This is what you'll discover in this article today, and afterwards, you can book a test drive with Steele Mitsubishi.
2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in Halifax, Nova Scotia
2023 Eclipse Cross Exterior
The design of the Eclipse Cross can be summed up in a single word: "Kodawari," meaning an uncompromising devotion to the craft. The lines are feline, almost like a Leppard. It captures the brand's essence with a design giving both a futurist and retro feeling. The front has two chromed bars below the headlights forming a cross and giving it the allure you'd expect from a Mitsubishi vehicle. It's classy but still aggressive.
2023 Eclipse Cross Interior
The interior design of the Eclipse Cross keeps it simple with synthetic leather on the seat and along the doors in black or grey with silver, door handles. It feels comfortable in a space that doesn't feel claustrophobic. You'll have plenty of legroom and a high-tech HUD for the driver with a hologram projected on a glass panel.
Technology & Infotainment
As it's standard by now, every model comes with a touchscreen system to control the infotainment system of the car. The base models offer a 7.0" display, and the pricier vehicles come with an 8.0" LCD allowing you to connect your smartphone. With the larger displays, you can use Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for improved connectivity and voice commands.
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Performances & Pricing
For the 2023 Eclipse Cross, Mitsubishi offers four models: ES, SE, SEL, and GT. The entry model, the ES, starts at $28,878, while the GT is priced at $37,278. However, in terms of performance, every model is the same, with a 1.5L MIVEC L4 engine and direct injection turbocharger delivering 152 horsepower.
The difference lies in the options, with a GT model offering a panoramic roof, keyless remote entry, additional driver-assistance features or even dual-zone climate control. So, you'll get a better experience with more comfort inside the vehicle, but the driving experience will remain more or less the same. The starting price is lower than other similar SUVs from concurrent, and Mitsubishi even throws in a 10-year warranty.
Overall, the Japanese manufacturer managed to offer an affordable SUV that retains the brand's DNA and puts the user experience first. If the 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross seems like a vehicle for you and your family, then you can book a test drive and check it out at Steele Mitsubishi today.