Details of the refreshed Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross emerge, with the major change coming at the back of the crossover
Mitsubishi first unveiled the updated Eclipse Cross in October last year, but has recently released more information on its design. Although some of the distinctive design details have been ditched, the compact crossover retains its unique character.
The wheelbase remains unchanged at 105.1 inches – the same as the previous Eclipse Cross – but both the front and rear overhangs have been extended to make the updated model measure five inches longer than its predecessor.
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