3 variants of the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV carry the 2023 model year in our catalogue — the YB generation, sold new 2020–2024. Specs, safety, economy and standard equipment for every grade, side by side.
The 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV is no longer sold new in Australia. Any price shown below is what that variant cost new, not a current offer. Specifications are kept for used-buyer research. See the current Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV.
| Variant | Price when new | Drivetrain | Power | Economy / range | Towing | Seats | ANCAP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ES AWDSUV | No data | Petrol · Single Speed Transaxle · AWD | 94 kW | No data | 1,500 kg | 5 | No data |
| Aspire AWDSUV | No data | Petrol · Single Speed Transaxle · AWD | 94 kW | No data | 1,500 kg | 5 | No data |
| Exceed AWDSUV | No data | Petrol · Single Speed Transaxle · AWD | 94 kW | No data | 1,500 kg | 5 | No data |
Four states, never three. Standard means the document prints it as standard on that grade. Optional means it is a factory extra, at the price the document prints. No means the document confirms it is not available. No data means we have not read it off a Mitsubishi document yet, which is not the same as saying the car does not have it.
| Variant | AEB | Adaptive cruise | Blind-spot monitor | Reversing camera | Apple CarPlay | Android Auto |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ES AWD | Standard | No data | No data | Standard | Standard | Standard |
| Aspire AWD | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard |
| Exceed AWD | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard | Standard |
Where a figure has not been read off a source document it reads “No data” rather than a zero or a dash, and an equipment column reads “No” only where a document confirms the feature is not available. Full specs, the source for each variant and a side-by-side configurator for every Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross PHEV variant, including other model years, are on the model page.