2024 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: The Cheapest Mid-Size 4x4 SUV in Brazil Now Offers Even More Value with a 30,000 Real Discount

2024 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: The Cheapest Mid-Size 4×4 SUV in Brazil Now Offers Even More Value with a 30,000 Real Discount

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 05/12/2023 at 14:51

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Mitsubishi Just Shook Up The Brazilian Automotive Market With News That Left Fans Celebrating: The 2024 Eclipse Cross, Now With Versions Starting At R$ 170,000, Has Become The Cheapest Mid-Sized 4×4 SUV In Brazil.

This price reduction, nearly R$ 30,000 less than the previous value, places the model in an extremely competitive market position. In addition to the attractive price, the 2024 Eclipse Cross is packed with technologies and features that set it apart from its competitors.

With intelligent full LED headlights, leather-upholstered seats with electric adjustment for the driver, and an HPS All Wheel Drive Control version for R$ 214,990, the model offers a complete package of comfort, technology, and performance.

The Eclipse Cross Not Only Impresses With Its Price, But Also With Its Unique Design And Features

Mitsubishi has maintained the sporty essence of the model, with a striking rear and an interior that balances comfort and sportiness. The 1.5 Turbo engine offers an agile and responsive driving experience, ideal for those seeking a SUV with a sporty touch.

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Comparison With Competitors Honda HR-V And The Jeep Compass

When compared to other SUVs on the market, such as the Honda HR-V and the Jeep Compass, the 2024 Eclipse Cross stands out not only for its price but also for its equipment package and 4×4 traction, a significant differentiator for adventure enthusiasts.

With the price reduction and the maintenance of its standout features, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 2024 stands out as a smart option for those looking for a mid-sized 4×4 SUV. Its design, technology, comfort, and now, a more accessible price, make it an even more attractive choice in the Brazilian market.

2024 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: The Cheapest Mid-Size 4×4 SUV in Brazil Now Offers Even More Value with a 30,000 Real Discount

Mitsubishi Just Shook Up The Brazilian Automotive Market With News That Left Fans Celebrating: The 2024 Eclipse Cross, Now With Versions Starting At R$ 170,000, Has Become The Cheapest Mid-Sized 4×4 SUV In Brazil.

The Eclipse Cross Not Only Impresses With Its Price, But Also With Its Unique Design And Features

Comparison With Competitors Honda HR-V And The Jeep Compass

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2024 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross: The Cheapest Mid-Size 4×4 SUV in Brazil Now Offers Even More Value with a 30,000 Real Discount

Mitsubishi Just Shook Up The Brazilian Automotive Market With News That Left Fans Celebrating: The 2024 Eclipse Cross, Now With Versions Starting At R$ 170,000, Has Become The Cheapest Mid-Sized 4×4 SUV In Brazil.

The Eclipse Cross Not Only Impresses With Its Price, But Also With Its Unique Design And Features

Comparison With Competitors Honda HR-V And The Jeep Compass

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