Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Jamaica: Price, Specs & Dealer Info

2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross SUV - J$6.3M from Stewart's Automotive

The 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a compact SUV with a 1.5-litre turbocharged engine, sold new in Jamaica exclusively by Stewart's Automotive at J$6.3 million. This is the car for Jamaican buyers who prefer a petrol engine, want a seven-year warranty, and are cross-shopping against similar-priced Chinese and Japanese rivals.

What it costs in Jamaica

The 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is priced at J$6.3 million brand new from Stewart's Automotive. This puts it directly in line with the 2026 Toyota Yaris Cross (approximately J$6.3M) and the 2026 BYD Yuan Plus (J$6.2M), making price competition tight in this segment. Stewart's Automotive is the sole authorised Mitsubishi dealer in Jamaica and handles all sales, warranty service, and parts supply for this model.

What you get

Engine and performance: The Eclipse Cross comes with a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine producing 152 horsepower, paired to a continuously variable transmission (CVT). This is mid-range power for the compact SUV class in Jamaica. Fuel economy is rated at 11.7 km/L, which is reasonable for a turbocharged petrol SUV but heavier than a pure-electric rival. Space and comfort: The car seats five, with 7.3 inches of ground clearance. This is workable on Jamaican roads, though it sits slightly lower than the Toyota Yaris Cross (8.3 inches) and BYD Yuan Plus (6.7 inches). Warranty: Mitsubishi Jamaica offers a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. This is the longest warranty of any petrol SUV in this price bracket and significantly outlasts the Toyota Yaris Cross (three years, 100,000 km). It matches the vehicle warranty on BYD models but is shorter on the battery (eight years). What you don't get: The specification sheet provided does not list infotainment features, safety systems, roof rails, upholstery, or trim levels. Enquire directly with Stewart's Automotive for the full equipment list.

Living with it in Jamaica

Roads and handling: At 7.3 inches ground clearance, the Eclipse Cross clears most urban and rural Jamaican roads without dramatic scraping, though it is not an off-roader. The CVT is smooth on city driving and fuel consumption of 11.7 km/L is honest for a petrol turbo. Fueling and economy: Unleaded petrol is widely available at every gas station. Fuel costs per kilometre will be higher than an electric equivalent (the BYD Yuan Plus returns up to 410 km on a charge), but cheaper per fill than a larger petrol SUV. Parts and service: Stewart's Automotive carries Mitsubishi parts and performs warranty service. Turbo engines are more complex than naturally aspirated ones, so repairs can be pricier than base-engine rivals. The seven-year warranty covers this during ownership, but out-of-warranty repairs should be budgeted carefully. Resale: Mitsubishi holds steady second-hand value in Jamaica, though not as strongly as Toyota. The turbo engine and CVT are proven but less universally serviced than Toyota drivetrains.

How it compares

Against the Toyota Yaris Cross (J$6.3M): The Yaris Cross costs the same and has an extra inch of ground clearance (8.3 versus 7.3 inches) but produces only 105 horsepower versus the Mitsubishi's 152. The Toyota's warranty is weaker (three years, 100,000 km). If warranty length and power matter to you, the Eclipse Cross wins. If you trust Toyota's service network and resale value above all else, the Yaris Cross is the safer pick. Against the BYD Yuan Plus (J$6.2M): The BYD is J$100,000 cheaper and is fully electric with 201 horsepower and up to 480 km range. It has a six-year vehicle warranty and an eight-year battery warranty. The Eclipse Cross is J$100,000 more and uses petrol, but gives you a seven-year warranty and access to petrol stations everywhere in Jamaica. If you have reliable home or workplace charging, the BYD is cheaper to run and more powerful. If charging access is limited, the Eclipse Cross is more practical. Against the BYD Yuan Pro (approximately J$6.2M): The Yuan Pro is slightly cheaper and fully electric with 94 horsepower. It offers the same warranty structure as the Yuan Plus. The Eclipse Cross is more powerful (152 hp versus 94 hp), uses proven petrol infras…

Who should buy it

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is the right car if you want a turbocharged compact SUV with a seven-year warranty, prefer petrol over electric, and are happy with 11.7 km/L economy. It delivers honest power (152 hp) at a competitive price and Stewart's Automotive backs it with one of Jamaica's longest petrol-car warranties. You should look elsewhere if a longer ground clearance matters (Toyota Yaris Cross has 8.3 inches), if you want the lowest price possible (BYD Yuan Plus at J$6.2M is cheaper), if you have home charging access and want maximum efficiency (BYD Yuan Plus is much cheaper to run), or if you prioritise brand resale strength over warranty length (Toyota is stronger on that front). The Eclipse Cross occupies a middle ground: newer technology than budget Toyotas, more warranty than they offer, but less electric range and lower fuel economy than BYD rivals. It suits buyers who value the Mitsubishi brand's balance of power, coverage, and proven petrol reliability.

The bottom line

The 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is the right buy if you want a turbocharged petrol SUV with Jamaica's longest compact-SUV petrol warranty (seven years, unlimited kilometres), prefer the reliability of a petrol engine, and can live with 11.7 km/L economy. At J$6.3M from Stewart's Automotive, it costs the same as the Toyota Yaris Cross but delivers more power (152 hp versus 105 hp) and a vastly longer warranty. It sits above the BYD Yuan Pro (94 hp, roughly J$6.2M) but below the BYD Yuan Plus (201 hp, J$6.2M) in power, and is outmanoeuvred on charging cost by either BYD if you have home or workplace charging infrastructure. Skip this car if you need maximum ground clearance (the Yaris Cross wins at 8.3 inches), if you cannot reliably maintain petrol refuelling (the BYD Plus is electric), or if you demand the absolute lowest price and strongest resale brand (Toyota). See it against the alternatives at https://cyargpt.com/compare?ids=v_mitsubishi_eclipsecross_2026,v_byd_yuanplus_2026,v_byd_yuanpro_2026,v_toyota_yariscross_dnga_2026

Frequently asked questions

How much is the 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in Jamaica?

The 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is priced at J$6.3 million brand new from Stewart's Automotive, Jamaica's sole authorised Mitsubishi dealer.

Who sells the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in Jamaica?

Stewart's Automotive is the exclusive dealer and service centre for the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross in Jamaica. All sales, warranty claims, and parts orders go through Stewart's.

Is the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross good for Jamaican roads?

Yes, it is suitable for most Jamaican roads. It has 7.3 inches of ground clearance, which clears typical urban and rural surfaces without scraping. The 1.5-litre turbocharged engine delivers 152 horsepower and the CVT is smooth in city traffic. Fuel economy at 11.7 km/L is decent for a turbocharged SUV. The seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty from Mitsubishi Jamaica covers repairs throughout ownership.

How does the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross compare to the Toyota Yaris Cross?

Both cost around J$6.3M new. The Eclipse Cross produces 152 horsepower with a turbo engine, while the Yaris Cross produces 105 horsepower naturally aspirated. The Yaris Cross has 8.3 inches of ground clearance versus the Eclipse Cross's 7.3 inches. The big difference is warranty: the Eclipse Cross offers seven years and unlimited kilometres, while the Yaris Cross offers only three years and 100,000 kilometres. Choose the Eclipse Cross for power and warranty; choose the Yaris Cross for brand trust and resale value.

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