Mitsubishi Will Launch Eclipse Cross BEV in Europe
The new electric vehicle will enter the European market by the end of 2025.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Mitsubishi is preparing to introduce its new Eclipse Cross battery electric vehicle in Europe by the end of 2025. Production of the model will take place at the Renault ElectriCity Douai Plant in France.
Why it matters
The upcoming release is a central component of the brand's European electrification strategy. It marks a significant shift in the manufacturer's regional portfolio as it pivots toward fully electric mobility.
The vehicle features an 87 kWh battery pack that enables a 600km driving range on a single charge. Its electric motor provides 214 horsepower and 300Nm of torque, while the system supports AC charging up to 22 kW and DC fast charging up to 150 kW.
The players
Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi is a Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer known for producing a wide range of vehicles for the global market.
Renault
Renault is a French multinational automobile manufacturer that operates the ElectriCity facility where the new vehicle will be produced.
The details
Built on the CMF-EV platform, the vehicle includes a 12.3-inch vertical display with Google built-in and cabin ambient lighting with 48 selectable color options. Drivers will have access to 20 advanced driver assistance systems and four distinct drive modes to adapt to varying road conditions.
Timeline
The Eclipse Cross BEV will launch in Europe before the end of 2025.
A medium-range version is scheduled to follow in 2026.
Roadmap
The adoption of the CMF-EV platform follows a pattern set by industry-wide consolidation toward modular electric vehicle architectures. This move aligns the manufacturer with broader automotive trends prioritizing shared platforms to accelerate the global transition to electric propulsion.
Prospective European buyers will have access to 20 advanced driver assistance systems integrated into the new model. The vehicle's high-speed DC charging capability up to 150 kW is designed to minimize wait times at public charging stations for daily drivers.
The takeaway
This expansion signals that established automakers are increasingly leveraging OEM partnerships to bring electric models to market. Drivers can expect more diversity in the electric crossover segment as manufacturers continue to integrate standardized platforms and high-tech connectivity features.
Further reading
For broader trends in the industry, visit the /automotive/electric-vehicles/ section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Piston Show.
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