Electric CX out of China
/Mazda confirms global aspiration for large sports utility in full and range-extender electric.
Read MoreMazda confirms global aspiration for large sports utility in full and range-extender electric.
Read MoreBig six compression ignition choice could be added to large CX models, but there’s no need for it, brand says.
Read MoreMazda New Zealand outlines intent for new petrol powertrain tech, expresses positive thought about future electrics.
Read MorePricing snugness with CX-60 sister ship might make it a seats versus spec decision.
Read MorePlug-in hybrid spans range, 3.3-litre petrol six just for entry type.
Read MorePHEV seems most likely for NZ circulation.
Read MoreThe most recent, third kind of MX-30 is desirable to Mazda NZ.
Read MoreNational distributor has consistently had a ute in play since the mid-1960s’ - but it’s all over now.
Read MoreMazda NZ assures BT-50 is staying on, but says updates meted its Isuzu twin are some months from showing behind their badge.
Read MoreTrad open-top manual sole recipient of full dynamic refinements.
Read MoreMazda NZ has been quick to reinforce previous message about CX-70.
Read MoreMinor changes are coming to Mazda’s smallest crossover.
Read MoreA two-rotor engine charges batteries to lend this pint-sized show car 272kW.
Read MoreThe auto, meantime, takes some infotainment revisions also going to the manual.
Read MoreNZ to see four CX-60s and a single CX-90, all taking Mazda into the premium sector.
Read MoreOptional 1.9 carries lighter Clean Car penalty and brings down price but also ties to rear-drive and knocks 500kg off towing capability.
Read MoreThink of this sports utility as a CX-60 with an extra seating row. And also as a CX-9 replacement.
Read MoreMazda’s largest sedan and wagon has been hit for six.
Read MoreHiroshima has shared impressive economy and emissions data for the flagship petrol engine in an inbound additional sports utility.
Read MoreMazda’s new flagship sports utility wagon delivers showboat appeal
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