Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback EV to Offer Multiple Charging Options
• Charging options will allow both Level 1 and 2 charging with SAE J1772 format, Level 3 with Tesla’s NACS format
• Standard 75 kWh lithium-ion battery pack is liquid-cooled for charging efficiency, range maximization and long life
• New BEV will be sourced from Mitsubishi Motors’ Alliance partner Nissan Motor Co, based on the next-generation Nissan LEAF
The 2027 Eclipse Sportback will offer – as standard equipment on all models – SAE’s North American Charging System (NACS) compatibility, offering access to the Supercharger network. With the vehicle’s capability to charge at up to 150 kW, Level 3 charging will allow the vehicle to fast-charge from 10% to 80% state-of-charge in approximately 35 minutes. Charging time and capacity may vary based on power source, ambient temperature, battery temperature, condition, age and use of vehicle accessories while charging.
The vehicle also will feature a J1772 plug that can be used for both Level 1 and Level 2 charging at home or in other charging situations.
The sporty electric subcompact SUV will feature unique front and rear fascias that echo other vehicles in Mitsubishi Motors’ global lineup, distinct front and rear lights and lighting signatures, striking and sporty alloy wheels and, of course, the brand’s iconic Triple Diamond branding.
The Eclipse Sportback EV is the next step in Mitsubishi’s Momentum 2030 business plan, which includes a path to electrification as one of its four key pillars, along with a renewed and expanded product line-up, a modernized retail sales model, and a strengthened partnership with the dealer network. Eclipse Sportback will be joined in early 2027 by an all-new rugged, off-road derivative of the Outlander SUV.
More information about the Eclipse Sportback EV will be released in the near future.
Photo credit: Mitsubishi
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