After a facelift in 2021, there are fewer changes to the 2022 version of the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, with the biggest change being the roll-out of a plug-in hybrid electric version. This is a potential differentiator in the small SUV market, and building on the new tech recently introduced, it just feels the natural step. The Eclipse Cross has come a long way since debuting in 2018 - it’s now slightly bigger, but also boasts a slicker design. Standard inclusions at the bottom of the range include 18-inch alloys, 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system, LED daytime lights, reversing camera, climate control, as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Sadly, adjustable rear seats are no more, which means a slight compromise in terms of versatility, but the cargo hold still offers ample space. A CVT gearbox is mated to a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol four-cylinder motor, and surprisingly, with 110kW and 250Nm it fares very well against its peers. Things ramp up a notch if you opt for the PHEV, which combines a 2.4-litre petrol engine with two electric motors that have an output between 60kW and 70kW each, and an electric driving range of slightly over 50km. Complemented by Mitsubishi’s outstanding aftercare package, the 2022 Eclipse Cross is a fine addition to the garage.
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The 2021 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross has grown up – and out. Classified as a small SUV, it’s packed on the pounds after the holiday season, so to speak, and now arguably straddles both the small and medium SUV segments. In doing so, it’s possibly expanded its pool of buyers – but its pool of competitors, too. Having gained 140mm in length, the facelifted Eclips...