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All-new Mazda CX-5 SUV to cost from £23,695
First seen at the Los Angeles Motor Show last year, the new CX-5 will go on sale in the UK later this year, with a new look inside and out, as well as some extra equipment over the outgoing model.
- New interior and revised looks for CX-5
- Choice of two engines, two trims and two- or four-wheel drive
- Ten model line-up goes on sale on June 30
The new Mazda CX-5 SUV will cost from £23,695, the company has confirmed.
First seen at the Los Angeles Show last year, the new car’s styling is an evolution of the current car, with slimmer LED headlights, a mesh grille, and a sharper-looking bumper. In profile, the car looks more coupe-like, and the rear end also has a new look. Inside, too, the dashboard has a cleaner feel, with Mazda’s latest infotainment systems, although what hasn’t changed are the sporty three-spoke steering wheel and the three individually-ringed dials in the instrument binnacle. Buyers will have a choice of two trim levels – SE-L Nav and Sport Nav – and every model comes with dual-zone climate control, DAB radio and sat-nav, operated through a 7.0-inch touch-screen display. Beyond this, Sport Nav cars add a reversing camera, electrically adjustable driver’s seat and keyless entry, along with heated front seats and steering wheel. They also have a powered tailgate, plus a new head-up display that projects directly onto the windscreen.
First seen at the Los Angeles Show last year, the new car’s styling is an evolution of the current car, with slimmer LED headlights, a mesh grille, and a sharper-looking bumper. In profile, the car looks more coupe-like, and the rear end also has a new look. Inside, too, the dashboard has a cleaner feel, with Mazda’s latest infotainment systems, although what hasn’t changed are the sporty three-spoke steering wheel and the three individually-ringed dials in the instrument binnacle. Buyers will have a choice of two trim levels – SE-L Nav and Sport Nav – and every model comes with dual-zone climate control, DAB radio and sat-nav, operated through a 7.0-inch touch-screen display. Beyond this, Sport Nav cars add a reversing camera, electrically adjustable driver’s seat and keyless entry, along with heated front seats and steering wheel. They also have a powered tailgate, plus a new head-up display that projects directly onto the windscreen.
In all, the line-up features ten models, and the range kicks off with the petrol-engined 2.0 SE-L Nav at £23,695. This engine comes only with front-wheel drive and a six-speed manual gearbox, but the bigger-selling 2.2-litre diesel comes not only with a choice of two- or four-wheel drive, but also a choice of manual or automatic transmission.
You can also choose from two power outputs (148 or 173bhp), but the more powerful unit comes only with four-wheel drive; and, the range’s most expensive model is the 2.2 (173bhp) AWD Sport Nav Auto, which costs £33,195. The full line-up goes on sale on June 30, and will be trying to tempt buyers away from rivals such as the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4.
You can also choose from two power outputs (148 or 173bhp), but the more powerful unit comes only with four-wheel drive; and, the range’s most expensive model is the 2.2 (173bhp) AWD Sport Nav Auto, which costs £33,195. The full line-up goes on sale on June 30, and will be trying to tempt buyers away from rivals such as the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4.