2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Price in Australia

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES uses a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine in Australia. Buyers should compare variants based on driving needs, fuel use, equipment level and budget.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES uses a CVT automatic transmission. This setup is designed for easy everyday driving in Australian city, suburban and highway conditions.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES is listed as front-wheel drive. Availability can vary by model and variant, so buyers should confirm the current specification with Mitsubishi Australia or their dealer before ordering.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES fuel economy is associated with about 7.3 to 7.7 L/100 km combined depending on specification. Real-world fuel use can vary with traffic, road conditions, tyres, passengers, luggage, climate control use, towing, charging habits for PHEV variants and driving style.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES has five seats. It is aimed at Australian buyers who want practical cabin space, easy daily usability and Mitsubishi's SUV ownership package.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES includes Mitsubishi safety and driver assistance technology depending on grade and model year. Buyer-focused highlights include turbo-petrol performance, Smartphone Link Display Audio, rear-view camera, Mitsubishi MiTEC safety features and practical compact SUV packaging.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross ES is the entry petrol Eclipse Cross grade. Shoppers should compare drivetrain, powertrain, cabin equipment, safety features, seating needs and budget across the selected Mitsubishi variants.

Australian Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross colours can include White Diamond, Red Diamond, Lightning Blue, Titanium Grey, Sterling Silver, Black Mica depending on grade, model year and dealer stock. Buyers should confirm final paint availability with Mitsubishi Australia or their dealer before ordering.