The new Mazda CX-60 PHEV SUV: pricing, pictures, and technical specs

Driving enjoyment is ingrained in Mazda's DNA and is a given for the Mazda CX-60, prioritizing precise handling qualities and performance. When increased traction is necessary, the automobile travels 90 percent on the rear wheels and 50/50 on the front and back axles during normal driving. The newly designed Kinematic Posture Control (KPC) technology gives more compliance during heavy cornering, and the vehicle accelerates from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 5.8 seconds. The towing capacity is up to 2500 kg, and the consumption in mixed driving is as low as 1.5 l / 100 km on the WLTP cycle.

Inspired by the Ma idea of harmony and tranquillity, the superb interior quality is paired with innovative technologies such as facial recognition for driver's seat settings, exterior mirror settings, head-up display settings, and cabin temperature and sound settings. In addition, the 360-degree parking camera now features a new transparent view, which depicts the car's form concerning its surroundings as a translucent contour. Furthermore, certain variants include an electrically adjustable steering wheel and a streamlined entrance method that involves separating the area between the steering wheel and the driver's seat. "This vehicle demonstrates Mazda's future brand ambitions and can compete on many levels with the top plug-in hybrids on the market," says Johan Lagerström, Mazda Motor Sweden's public relations and product manager.

Numerous new active safety features are included in the program, including automatic brakes for crossing traffic when turning left, automatic brakes for crossing traffic when reversing, and blind-spot monitoring with a warning signal while exiting a vehicle. In addition, Mazda includes a total of ten airbags as standard to provide the highest level of collision safety, and the company strives for a 5-star certification from Euro NCAP.