Many Australian car buyers have shown interest in transitioning from fully petrol cars to hybrids for various reasons, such as environmental concerns, style, and quality. However, potential plug-in hybrid buyers in Australia have some common concerns, including the car’s suitability for road trips and the ease of charging. 7NEWS borrowed a Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Hybrid Plug-in EV for testing and found that these concerns were addressed. The Eclipse Cross Hybrid not only provided adequate performance during a 300km test drive but also offered luxurious features like heated seats, an electric sunroof, and Apple CarPlay. The car’s smart key, power tailgate, and foldable rear seats added to its convenience. Charging the vehicle was simple and could be done at any wall socket or charging point. Additionally, the car’s power outlets allowed it to be used as a power source for various appliances. The hybrid engine provided reassurance for road trips, and the car delivered smooth and speedy performance thanks to its twin electric drive motors. The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Plug-in EV comes in three models: EV ES, EV Aspire, and EV Exceed, with prices starting at around $51,000. Overall, the Eclipse Cross Hybrid proved to be a practical, comfortable, and stylish choice for those looking to make the switch to a hybrid vehicle.
Deciphering a Full Day with a Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Hybrid Plug-in EV: Urban to Rural Exploration
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