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Seating Capacity
Maximum Cargo Space
Fuel Economy
Towing Capacity
Choosing between two great SUVs from the same brand isn’t always easy. The 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross and the Outlander Sport are both well-rounded compact SUVs, but they each bring something different to the table. Whether you prioritize power, efficiency, or cargo space, here’s a breakdown to help you decide which model is the right fit for your daily drives in Cleveland.
When it comes to raw performance, the Outlander Sport is the stronger option. With two engine choices available, it gives Cleveland Heights drivers more flexibility and tops the horsepower charts over the Eclipse Cross. Here’s how each model’s powertrain breaks down:
Both the Eclipse Cross and the Outlander Sport deliver impressive fuel economy for everyday driving. Whether you’re commuting through Akron or hitting the highway for a weekend trip, either SUV keeps efficiency top of mind.
Need to haul a small trailer or recreational gear? The Eclipse Cross offers a towing capacity of up to 1,500 pounds, making it the more versatile option for light hauling. The Outlander Sport is not rated for towing, so if towing is a priority, the Eclipse Cross is the clear choice.
These two SUVs are close in size, but the Eclipse Cross is slightly longer at 179.0 inches compared to the Outlander Sport at 171.9 inches. That added length translates to more room where it counts. If you want to maximize cargo space and rear legroom, the Eclipse Cross is the better option.
Both the Eclipse Cross and the Outlander Sport are impressive in their own right. The best way to find your favorite is to experience them in person. Visit North Coast Mitsubishi West Cleveland to explore current inventory, compare trim levels, and take a test drive. We’re here to help you find the perfect Mitsubishi SUV for your lifestyle.