Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Goes Electric for Second-Generation

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross goes electric for second-generation

It shares the same platform, chassis, body, batteries and interior as the Renault Scenic E-Tech.

New Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross revealed as rebadged Scenic

Electric crossover is a key part of the brand’s renewed line-up – and its mooted return to the UK Mitsubishi has unveiled the second-generation Eclipse Cross as a rebadged Renault Scenic, giving the brand a crucial battery-electric model as it effectively relaunches in Europe. It is differentiated from its French counterpart by styling tweaks such as Mitsubishi’s ‘Dynamic Shield’ grille, flanked by new streak-like daytime-running lights. The rea…

Mitsubishi Launches Eclipse Cross Electric for the European Market

Mitsubishi Motors will begin a sequential launch of the all-new Eclipse Cross battery electric vehicle for the European market before the end of 2025, Japanese said today.The model will be manufactured at Renault’s ElectriCity Douai Plant, the Renault Group’s EV production hub.The all-new Eclipse Cross is a compact SUV supplied under an OEM agreement from the company’s Alliance partner, the Renault Group, following the ASX compact SUV, the Colt …

The New Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Tries to Hide Its Renault Roots

There's a new Mitsubishi Eclipse, but it's far from a sports car. It's a crossover based on the Renault Scenic E-Tech, making it entirely electric.

New Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross EV is just a French SUV with a Japanese name

Mitsubishi has announced the return of the Eclipse Cross, but not as the world remembers it. The nameplate is now attached to an all-new electric SUV developed exclusively for the European market. This new model is quite a shift in strategy for the Japanese automaker, as it is fundamentally a French-built electric vehicle, sharing its core engineering and assembly line with the Renault Scenic E-Tech. The new generation of electric cars from Mits…