Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (from 2018) – batteries


Choosing the correct battery for your Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (2018 and newer models) is crucial to ensure smooth operation, reliable starting, and optimal performance of your vehicle’s electrical systems. The selection varies depending on the specific engine configuration, presence of the Start-Stop system, and fuel type, so it’s important to pay close attention to these details when making your choice.

For the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross equipped with the 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec petrol engine without the Start-Stop system, a traditional lead-acid battery is required. Recommended battery capacity is 60Ah, with cold-cranking amps (CCA) ranging from 390 to 540A. Examples of compatible battery models include Bosch S40 25, Exide EB605, Lucas LP014, and Varta D48. One important consideration here is the terminal layout—this particular vehicle may require an unconventional arrangement with the positive terminal on the left side, which is less common among standard European configurations. Additionally, typical battery mounts are labeled B13; however, for this vehicle, batteries with mounts B0 or Korean B1 should be used instead.

If your Eclipse Cross is fitted with the same 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec engine but features a Start-Stop system, the battery requirements differ significantly. For effective Start-Stop functionality, an Enhanced Flooded Battery (EFB) is necessary. Battery capacities in this scenario range from 60 to 65Ah with a significantly higher cold-cranking capacity between 520 and 650A, crucial for frequent starts characteristic of the Start-Stop system. Compatible battery models include Exide EL604 and Varta N65. Again, special attention should be paid to the battery mounts; for this setup, the suitable mounts are B0 and B00 rather than the more common B13.

The 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec 4WD variant also requires careful battery selection depending on the presence or absence of the Start-Stop system. Vehicles without Start-Stop will use the same type of battery as their two-wheel-drive counterparts—a standard lead-acid battery with a recommended capacity of 60Ah and cold-cranking amps ranging from 390 to 540A. Example compatible batteries are Bosch S40 25, Exide EB605, Lucas LP014, and Varta D48, maintaining the same caveat concerning battery polarity and mounting type (B0, Korean B1).

For the 4WD models equipped with Start-Stop technology, the battery specification tightens to precisely a 60Ah EFB with a fixed CCA of 520A, exemplified by models such as the Exide EL605. Consistency is key here, as using batteries outside these parameters might negatively impact the vehicle’s Start-Stop system and overall efficiency. Terminal orientation and battery mounting (specifically mount type B0) continue to be essential considerations.

Lastly, for owners of the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross with the 2.2 Di-D diesel engine (109 kW) without Start-Stop technology, selecting a robust battery is important due to the higher demands diesel engines typically place on starting systems. A battery capacity between 70 and 75Ah with cold-cranking amps ranging from 540 to 630A is recommended. Suitable lead-acid battery models in this scenario include Bosch S40 27, Exide EA755, Exide EB705, and Varta E24. Like the petrol counterparts, this diesel model may require non-standard battery orientation (positive terminal on the left) and battery mount types B01 or B9, deviating from the more common B13.

As an interesting side note, choosing a battery that exceeds minimum specifications can enhance the longevity of the electrical components and ensure better performance during extreme weather conditions, especially in colder climates. Regularly checking your battery condition and maintaining the correct type is essential for the long-term reliability of your Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, providing peace of mind on every journey.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is produced from 2018. We invite you to a list of batteries matching individual engine versions.

Basic parameters of batteries suitable for Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (2018-):

LayoutTerminal typesBase hold-down
0 – positive on the right side1B0
1 – positive on the left side1B0
1 – positive on the left side1B01
1 – positive on the left side1Korean B1
1 – positive on the left side1B9
As you can see, in case of Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, even the basic parameters of the batteries (battery layout, terminal types and base hold-down) are not identical for all engine versions. For this reason, care must be taken to match the battery to a specific engine.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross – petrol engines:
  • 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec (120 kW) – with Start-Stop

ModelCapacity and CCADimensions (LxWxH)Price
Exide EFB
EL604
60 Ah
520 A
230x173x222 mmMore
Varta Blue Dynamic EFB
N65
65 Ah
650 A
232x173x225 mmMore
Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross with a 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec (120 kW) engine and Start-Stop system requires the use of an EFB battery. Dimensions of matching batteries differ slightly depending on the manufacturer and are 230x173x222 mm or 232x173x225 mm. The parameters of these batteries are at least 60 Ah of a capacity and 520 A CCA (Cold Cranking Amps). All batteries compatible with the 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec (120 kW) engine have a B0 mount.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross – petrol engines:
  • 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec (120 kW)
  • 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec 4WD (120 kW)

ModelCapacity and CCADimensions (LxWxH)Price
Bosch S4
S40 25
60 Ah
540 A
232x173x225 mmMore
Exide Excell
EB605
60 Ah
390 A
230x173x222 mmMore
Lucas Premium
LP014
60 Ah
540 A
230x170x225 mmMore
Varta Blue Dynamic
D48
60 Ah
540 A
232x173x225 mmMore
For Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross with 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec (120 kW) or 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec 4WD (120 kW) petrol engines, we use batteries measuring 230x170x225 mm, 230x173x222 mm or 232x173x225 mm and with a capacity exceeding 59 Ah (ampere-hours). The weakest of these is the battery Exide Excell EB605 which capacity is 60 Ah and Cold Cranking Amps is 390 A. The most powerful battery is Lucas Premium LP014 of a capacity 60Ah and Cold Cranking Amps: 540 A.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross – petrol engines:
  • 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec 4WD (120 kW) – with Start-Stop

ModelCapacity and CCADimensions (LxWxH)Price
Exide EFB
EL605
60 Ah
520 A
230x173x222 mmMore
Owning a Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross with a 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec 4WD (120 kW) engine and Start-Stop system means there is a need to use more expensive batteries made with EFB technology. Matching batteries have dimensions 230x173x222 mm. All batteries compatible with the 1.5 T-MIVEC ClearTec 4WD (120 kW) engine have a B0 mount.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross – diesel engines:
  • 2.2 Di-D 4WD (109 kW)

ModelCapacity and CCADimensions (LxWxH)Price
Bosch S4
S40 27
70 Ah
630 A
261x175x220 mmMore
Exide Excell
EB705
70 Ah
540 A
270x173x222 mmMore
Exide Premium
EA755
75 Ah
630 A
270x173x222 mmMore
Varta Blue Dynamic
E24
70 Ah
630 A
261x175x220 mmMore
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross with a 2.2 Di-D 4WD (109 kW) diesel engine should be compatible with batteries of dimensions 260x174x224 mm, 261x175x220 mm or 270x173x222 mm, with a minimum capacity of 69 Ah. The most basic battery of this set is Exide Excell EB705 of a capacity 70Ah and 540A Cold Cranking Amps, the battery with the biggest capacity is Exide Premium EA755 of a capacity 75 Ah, having 630A Cold Cranking Amps.
If you’re still unsure which battery fits your Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross , or if you want to help others in their selection, please send us a photo of your current battery in the comment section at the bottom of the page. You can also send the picture to contact@whatbattery.co.uk (we will place it in the comments to also help other users). Be sure to specify the car model, year, type, as well as the engine capacity and power. We’ll do our best to assist you!

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