The 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross arrives with confidence built in for Michigan weather, and that starts with all-wheel traction. Mitsubishi equips every Eclipse Cross trim with Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC), a technology suite designed to help you accelerate, corner, and brake with added stability when roads around…
For drivers who juggle school runs, office commutes, and weekend plans, stability and control are not extras—they are essentials. That is where Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC) on the 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross shines. Unlike traditional all-wheel drive systems that primarily react after slip occurs, S-AWC coordinates traction proactively across all four wheels, working with systems such as...
Shoppers in Genesee County ask a straightforward question each winter: which compact SUV offers the most confident all-wheel traction when the roads turn slushy or slick? This comparison looks beneath the surface to explain how the 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross and 2026 Kia Seltos approach all-weather control, and what that means in your driveway and on your commute.
Eclipse Cross builds around Super-All Wheel Control (S-A...
The 2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross brings a confident blend of refined style, smart technology, and year-round capability. It is engineered for daily ease with a compact footprint that fits busy streets while delivering an elevated ride and a quiet, comfortable cabin. With standard Super-All Wheel Control across the lineup, the Eclipse Cross inspires confidence in rain, snow, and everything in between.
Drivers will appreciate the balance of smooth power and composed handling. The...
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Michigan drivers know that capability matters when the weather turns. That’s why the Eclipse Cross lineup stands out with standard Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC) across every trim. In this deep dive, we focus on what S-AWC brings to daily drives and weekend getaways around Ann Arbor, MI, and why it’s one of the most compelling reasons to put the Eclipse Cross on your shortlist. S-AWC constantly monitors road conditions and driver inputs, optimizing torqu...
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When shoppers ask what makes the Eclipse Cross feel so composed in Michigan weather, we point to Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC). Standard on every 2026 Eclipse Cross, S-AWC is engineered to do more than split power front to rear — it actively manages torque to help you corner, accelerate, and brake with poise across icy mornings, wet highways, and gravel pull-offs around Lansing, MI. If you want an SUV that builds in capability rather than m...
