While the Eclipse Cross has only been around since the 2018 model year, the Eclipse nameplate itself has been around much longer. The Mitsubishi Eclipse was a sport compact in production from 1990 to 2012, with nearly a million units being bought and sold during that time frame. Itâs one of the brandâs most successful vehicles and, therefore, one of its most recognizable nameplates. The brand wisely resurrected it for the introduction of this compact crossover, which continues to be a strong contender in its segment. Now, the 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is on the horizon, so we thought weâd give you the rundown on its trim levels & pricing.
Trim Level | Package | Base MSRP |
| ES | - | $25,795 |
| LE | - | $27,045 |
| SE | - | $28,045 |
| SE | Panorama Package | $29,045 |
| SEL | - | $29,295 |
| SEL | Touring Package | $31,395 |
The Eclipse Cross is available in just four different trim levels, with the top two also being available with add-on packages. Each trim level expands the laundry list of standard features that the vehicle provides to its owners. For example, the ES trim level offers heated side mirrors, the LE upgrades to include heated front seats, the SEL trim adds a heated steering wheel, and then the SEL with Touring Package even offers heated rear seats. This is just one example of the increase in value of each step.
Choosing a trim level or package isnât the only way you can customize your Eclipse Cross, either. Of course youâll get to choose which color you want, but youâll also be able to add several factory accessories to your vehicle if you want. Be sure to check out our inventory to see any available 2023 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross models, but donât hesitate to give us a call if you donât see what youâre looking for and weâll see what we can do!