Mitsubishi’s New Eclipse EV Arrives This Fall - And It Has a Charging Trick Up Its Sleeve

Mitsubishi is finally giving us the full picture on its upcoming Eclipse EV, and there’s more to this electric crossover than just a familiar name. Set to hit showrooms this fall, the plug-in model will come equipped with two charging ports, one on each side of the vehicle. That means drivers can pull into a station from either direction without wrestling with a short cable.

The bigger news? The Eclipse EV will support NACS, the North American Charging Standard that’s quickly becoming the go‑to for Tesla and other networks. No adapter needed for Supercharger access, which should make road trips a lot less stressful. Mitsubishi hasn’t released final pricing yet, but early hints suggest it will land on the affordable end of the EV spectrum, aiming to compete with models like the Chevy Equinox EV and Hyundai Kona Electric.

For Boca drivers who’ve been waiting for a budget‑friendly electric SUV that doesn’t skimp on convenience, this little crossover might be worth watching. We’ll have more details as the launch gets closer, including range estimates and exact specs. In the meantime, if your current ride needs a tune‑up or a battery check before the switch, stop by Boca Auto Care, we’ll keep you rolling until the Eclipse EV lands.