The Eclipse Cross -- Mitsubishi's stylish and dynamic crossover utility vehicle -- enters the 2020 model year with increased availability of active safety features and the expansion of trim configurations.

Newly standard for 2020 is a 2WD variant of the modern and sporty Eclipse Cross. With well-established performance credentials, Mitsubishi has applied lessons learned through years of championship-winning rally and off-road racing programs, to ensure that this new 2WD system lives up to the brand's reputation.

Standard Active Yaw Control delivers improved stability and driving confidence through AYC's traction-sensitive smart application of braking force to either the left or right front wheel during simultaneous cornering and acceleration. Fully automatic and invisible to the driver, the system maximizes traction and driver confidence in all situations.

Choosing an all-wheel drive Eclipse Cross, the vehicle is fitted with Mitsubishi's proprietary, advanced Super All-Wheel Control system. The system enhances both straight-line stability and cornering performance by precisely controlling the torque supplied to each of the four wheels.

The bold design cues strike an imposing figure on the road, helping Eclipse Cross stand out from the crowd. The Eclipse Cross' coupe form is distinguished by its wedge profile with distinctive beltline and strong character line; a forward raked rear window; the angular rear gate and short overhang.

The cockpit-style interior of the Eclipse Cross continues into 2020 with a driver-focused interior that carries forward the sporty theme of all Mitsubishi vehicles.

The 2020 Eclipse Cross comes standard with a 1.5-liter turbo engine that offers a compelling combination of drivability, performance and efficiency. This turbo technology provides both strong torque and better fuel efficiency with 152 horsepower and 184 lb.-ft. of torque.