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Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 379,000 to MAD 429,000

Mitsubishi's C-SUV crossover — Eclipse Cross PHEV 188 hp, 55 km EV range, standard AWD, from 379,000 MAD at Mitsubishi Maroc.

Key specifications

Body
SUV
Fuel
Plug-in hybrid
Gearbox
CVT
Power
188 ch
Consumption
1.9 L / 100 km
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Pros

  • Standard S-AWC AWD from entry trim — rare in C-SUV PHEV in MA at this price
  • Unique coupé-SUV design in the MA C-SUV catalogue
  • 8-year / 160,000 km high-voltage battery warranty
  • Reduced TVM vignette exempt (0 MAD/year for PHEV)
  • Mitsubishi 5-year / 100,000 km warranty — longest in segment

Watch out for

  • 2017 design visible — redesign announced 2027 (name changing)
  • 13.8 kWh battery (vs 22.7 kWh Outlander PHEV in the same Mitsubishi network)
  • CVT noisy under full motorway load (continuous high rev)

Our verdict

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 2026 (1st generation restyled 2021, production end expected 2027) is Mitsubishi's C-SUV crossover — coupé-SUV silhouette with separated rear glass. In Morocco, Mitsubishi Maroc / Sumitomo offers a single drivetrain: Eclipse Cross Plug-in Hybrid 188 hp (2.4 NA Atkinson cycle + 2 electric motors, 13.8 kWh battery, ~55 km EV WLTP, standard S-AWC AWD). Three trims: Inform, Invite, Instyle (379-429k MAD). The Eclipse Cross PHEV takes on the Hyundai Tucson PHEV (~339k+ MAD), the Ford Kuga PHEV (~339k+), the Peugeot 3008 PHEV (parallel import or option), the MG HS PHEV (~289k+, much cheaper), and the Renault Austral E-Tech (~449k+, full hybrid no charging). The Eclipse Cross PHEV stands out for: standard S-AWC AWD from entry trim (vs optional or unavailable on Tucson PHEV or Kuga PHEV), unique coupé-SUV design in the MA catalogue in the C segment, ~55 km EV WLTP enough for 80% of home-to-work trips, 8-year / 160,000 km high-voltage battery warranty. Weaknesses: 2017 design visible (redesign announced 2027 with name change), 13.8 kWh battery (vs 22.7 kWh Outlander PHEV in the same network), CVT noisy under full load, not a 7-seat family pickup (5-seat only). Target: urban PHEV-profile driver wanting AWD at a reasonable price, Casablanca-Rabat liberal profession with home charger.

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Frequently asked

How much does the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross cost in Morocco in 2026?
Eclipse Cross PHEV 188 hp starts at 379,000 MAD (Inform), 399,000 (Invite), 429,000 (Instyle). Mitsubishi Maroc 2026 prices, excluding options and registration.
Eclipse Cross PHEV or Outlander PHEV — which to pick?
Both are in the Mitsubishi Maroc catalogue. The Outlander PHEV (459-549k MAD) is more premium — 22.7 kWh battery (vs 13.8), 85 km EV range (vs 55 km), optional 7-seat, 302 hp (vs 188 hp). The Eclipse Cross (379-429k) is 80-120k MAD cheaper, more compact (4.55 m vs 4.71 m Outlander), also standard AWD. Verdict: Outlander PHEV if you want the big battery, 7 seats, or power; Eclipse Cross if you want PHEV AWD at the best entry price.
Eclipse Cross PHEV or Hyundai Tucson PHEV — which to pick?
The Tucson PHEV (~339k+ MAD) is more modern stylistically (hidden lighting signature, dual 12.3" screens), denser Hyundai/Global Engines network (~25 points vs Sumitomo 10), ~58% resale at 3 years (established). The Eclipse Cross PHEV (379k+) wins on standard AWD (the Tucson PHEV is FWD by default, HTRAC AWD optional at +25k), Mitsubishi 5-year warranty (vs 5 years Hyundai also), more distinctive design. Verdict: Tucson PHEV if you value modern design and network; Eclipse Cross PHEV if you value standard AWD and distinctive design.
Will the Eclipse Cross be replaced soon?
Yes. Mitsubishi announced end of Eclipse Cross production in late 2027, replaced by a new C-SUV crossover (name not announced) based on the Renault-Nissan CMF-CD platform shared with X-Trail / Outlander / Qashqai. Consequences: if you buy in 2026, 3-year resale likely lower than a C-SUV with a longer career (Outlander PHEV for example). For those keeping the car 5+ years: end of production isn't an issue (Mitsubishi maintains service and parts 10+ years after production end).

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