Which is better: 2025 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross or the Kia Seltos? That’s what we’re here to find out. We’ll be taking a look at some key areas to see how they compare to one another to make sure that you get the vehicle that is best for you.
Key takeaways
- The Eclipse Cross comes with more mileage range, letting you go even further on the road.
- The Eclipse Cross has a fairly tight price range, making it easy to get what you want.
- The Cross now comes with a rear-seat reminder that lets you know if someone was left behind. Making this the perfect family friendly car.
Are there changes for the 2025 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross?
For 2025, the Eclipse Cross sees a few changes. But the changes are minor. Now across the lineup, you will find that rear-seat alert is standard, while the SE’s Black Edition package comes with a new front lip, and rear spoiler.
What are the changes for the 2025 Kia Seltos?
The Kia Seltos doesn't see much change for 2025. For the 2025 Seltos, it didn't see any new features, the old ones just shifted around. This makes the Seltos almost feel stagnant.
How much is the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in 2025?
The Eclipse Cross starts at $26,545. The Mitsubishi will come in 4 trims for 2025. The trims you can find are:
- ES starting at $26,545
- LE starting at $28,195
- SE starting at $29,245
- SEL starting at $30,645
Being that the price leap from the LE to the SE is small, Car and Driver thinks that the SE “represents the best balance of value and equipment.” Some of the features that it adds is keyless remote entry with pushbutton start, driver-assistance features, and dual-zone automatic climate control.
How much is the Kia Seltos in 2025?
The Kia Seltos starts at $24,690. The Seltos can be found in a total of 5 trims. The trims are:
- LX starting at $24,690
- S starting at $25,190
- EX starting at $26,190
- X-Line starting at $29,390
- SX starting at $31,190
While Car and Driver thinks that the EX is the best option for the Seltos, they do note that the AWD option is needed to add the best features available. This would add at least $2,200 to the total of the vehicle.
While the Seltos does come a bit cheaper, to unlock the most potential out of the vehicle will cost you more per trim. The Eclipse Cross is loaded with the best features right out of the gate, not needing you to upgrade anything.
2025 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross specs
The Eclipse Cross has a total range of 411 miles on a tank of gas. When looking at the Eclipse Cross, it comes with a turbocharged I4 that comes paired with a CVT. This engine configuration, as well as overall build of the vehicle will net you 411 miles in total. The engine comes with an EPA estimated 26 MPG.
2025 Kia Seltos specs
The Seltos has a total range of 409 miles. The Seltos comes with a 2.0L I4 engine that gets you an EPA rated 31 MPG combined. When paired with the fuel tank, you can get a total of 409 miles. The Seltos also comes with an optional 1.6L I4 that gets an EPA estimated 330 total miles, sitting at 25 MPG.
While the Seltos does have slightly better efficiency, it lacks the range that the Eclipse Cross comes with. This is especially true when looking at the optional engine.
Final Thoughts
While the Seltos seems good on the surface, when you take a closer look, the cracks are there. The Eclipse Cross on the other hand is as good as it looks, and if you want to see one in person, then come see us at St. Pete Mitsubishi today!