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Mitsubishi Eclipse EV dual charging

Overview

Mitsubishi Motors announced that its 2027 Eclipse Sportback electric SUV will be sold in North America with a dual‑charging system that supports both the standard SAE J1772 plug for Level 1/2 home charging and the North American Charging System (NACS) used by Tesla’s Supercharger network. The vehicle’s 75 kWh battery can accept up to 150 kW DC fast charging, enabling a 10 %‑to‑80 % charge in roughly 35 minutes.

A few days later, Lectron introduced its Nexus line of residential Level 2 chargers that accommodate both J1772 and NACS connectors, offering up to 11.5 kW power. Mitsubishi released further technical details confirming the Eclipse Sportback’s dual‑port architecture, separating AC and DC inputs. The announcement also highlighted Tesla‑affiliated installers in Las Vegas offering certified home‑charging setups that integrate with smart‑home energy systems.

Entities

Lectron · Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback EV · Tesla · Mitsubishi Motors North America · Mitsubishi Motors Corporation

Timeline

10 days ago

[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
Lectron launches Nexus EV chargers as Mitsubishi details 2027 Eclipse Sportback charging architecture
Lectron unveiled the Nexus line of Level 2 residential EV chargers, while Mitsubishi detailed dual‑port charging for its 2027 Eclipse Sportback BEV; Tesla‑affiliated installers in Las Vegas promote professional
15 days ago

[BUSINESS] 3 sources
Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback EV to Offer Dual Charging Standards Including Tesla Supercharger Access
Mitsubishi’s 2027 Eclipse Sportback EV, launching fall 2026 in North America, will support J1772 and Tesla‑compatible NACS charging, fast‑charge up to 150 kW, and feature a 75 kWh liquid‑cooled battery.

Sources

conservationmagazine.org · electriccarsreport.com · laopinion.com · mitsubishi-motors-pr.ca · patents4innovation.org