The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a compact SUV coupe launched in 2017, carrying the name of the earlier Eclipse sports car into a new body style with a distinctive fastback profile. This collection covers LED door sills, PHEV-specific badge sets, and stainless trim accents designed to suit its coupe-like silhouette, with straightforward, no-drill installation on every piece.
The Eclipse Cross trades on its distinctive fastback profile and hidden rear door handles, so exterior accessories that complement rather than clutter the shape tend to be the most popular here.
Illuminated sills highlight the entry point without disturbing the coupe-like side profile; browse the full Mitsubishi LED door sills selection.
Since the 2022 facelift introduced a PHEV version alongside the standard 1.5T petrol, badge sets that identify drivetrain are popular; see Mitsubishi emblems and badges.
A stainless keychain from Mitsubishi keychains nods to the model's Eclipse sports car namesake in a small, everyday way.
These are aftermarket, compatible-fit accessories made from stainless steel, ABS, and LED hardware engineered to the GK/GL-generation Eclipse Cross's mounting points, not manufacturer-branded parts. Pre- and post-2022 facelift models share most sill fitments, but rear badge placement changed with the redesigned tailgate, so check the listing before ordering rear emblems.
No, the facelift mainly changed the rear tailgate and glass design; door sill fitment is unchanged across model years.
Cosmetically yes, since mounting points are shared, though we recommend matching your actual drivetrain for accuracy.
Only in name - the Eclipse Cross is a compact SUV that borrows the nameplate's identity rather than its platform, so accessories are specific to this crossover body.
