Mazda Australia has unveiled its new look Mazda CX-5 with new interior, exterior and safety improvements – and a small price drop.
The entry grade CX-5 Maxx had a manufacturer’s list price (MLP) from $27,800 when it was launched in February 2012 – the new CX-5 equivalent has an MLP from $27,190 – a reduction of $610, made possible by the new Japan free trade agreement.
Since arriving in February 2012, the Mazda CX-5 has sold almost 1700 units per month, with total vehicle sales now approaching 60,000 sales.
On sale from February 1, the New Mazda CX-5 has evolved with internal and external styling changes and the introduction of new i-ACTIVSENSE technologies.
The CX-5 now features MZD Connect, Mazda’s advanced next-generation car connectivity system, that includes a 7-inch touch screen display operated by a centrally located commander control knob.
Further updates and additions to the CX-5 include Mazda’s first-ever electric parking brake and the introduction of:
- Adaptive LED headlamps improve visibility at night,
- Lane-keep assist system supports the driver in steering the car,
- Driver attention alert monitors how the driver performs at speed
- Smart city brake support (forward/reverse) adds rearward detection to help reduce the likelihood of an accident.
In addition, the CX-5’s front-end has been re-designed. The front grille mesh has been replaced with five horizontal fins; front head and fog lamps and rear combination lamps use LEDs, there is a newly designed 19-inch wheel that includes five paired spokes.
The CX-5 offers three powertrain choices available, the SKYACTIV-G 2.0L and 2.5L petrol engines and the SKYACTIV-D 2.2L diesel engine.
Thanks to the new Japan free trade agreement, prices for the New CX-5 have decreased.
New CX-5 pricing
