Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback vs Polestar 4
Comparing the 2027 Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback (from $37,745) with the 2026 Polestar 4 (from $56,400). The Eclipse Sportback offers 282 miles of range while the 4 offers 310 miles.
Quick Take
Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback wins on price, while Polestar 4 is quickest off the line.
2027 • Crossover
Best Value
- Starts at $37,745
- About $134 per mile of range
- 282 mi EPA-rated range
- Apple CarPlay + Android Auto
2026 • Crossover
Quickest 0-60
- 0-60 mph as quick as 3.7s
- Up to 544 hp
- Up to 506 lb-ft of torque
- 124 mph top speed
Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback vs Polestar 4: Which Should You Buy?
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback starts at $37,745, undercutting the Polestar 4 ($56,400) by about $18,500.
In its longest-range configuration the Polestar 4 covers up to 310 miles, 28 more than the Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback's 282. At a DC fast charger, the Polestar 4 goes from 10-80% in about 30 minutes vs 35 for the Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback. The Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback has a native NACS port for Tesla Superchargers, while the Polestar 4 uses CCS.
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback is also 17 inches shorter than the Polestar 4, which makes it easier to park.
Bottom line: pick the Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback if you want the most for your money, or the Polestar 4 if you want the quickest acceleration.
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