The all-new Mazda CX-60 is the newest addition to Mazda's portfolio, and it sits above the perennially popular Mazda CX-5. Over the past few years, Mazda's SUV portfolio has racked up many awards. The new Mazda flagship SUV is powered by a Skyactiv-G 2.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine, a 129 kW electric motor, and a 17.8 kWh high-capacity battery. The new premium SUV will be compatible with this powertrain.
With a combined system output of 327 hp and a huge torque output of 500 Nm from its engine and motor, this vehicle is the most powerful road car Mazda has ever produced. Mazda's first plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) is a model of eco-friendliness. It gets 188 mpg combined in WLTP testing and emits just 33 g/km of CO2 in that same testing cycle.
The combined electric and gas range of the Mazda CX-60 e-Skyactiv PHEV is 39.15 miles at 62 mph or less, and the vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in just 5.8 seconds.
Mazda's dedication to a solution-based approach to sustainable mobility, as exemplified by the CX-60, and the philosophy of finding the appropriate solution at the right time are on display. It's proof that Mazda can keep up with the market by offering vehicles with excellent environmental efficiency and the fun-to-drive dynamics that are Mazda's hallmarks. With its excellent outward and interior design, the finest Japanese quality, and the newest advances in human-centric technologies and world-leading powertrains, the all-new Mazda CX-60 PHEV exemplifies everything Mazda has developed into its character over the past 100 years. This year marks a milestone for Mazda as the company marks 100 years in business.
The Mazda CX-60, with its overwhelming power and attractive, dynamic style, expresses the intellect and beauty of the newest innovations in Kodo design. These innovations are embedded into the SUV's formidable front-engine, rear-wheel-drive chassis. The UK market offers the Exclusive-Line, Homura, and Takumi trim levels, all of which feature extensive standard equipment; the Convenience Pack and Driver Assistance Pack are available for all trim levels, while the Comfort Pack is reserved for the Exclusive-Line. The United Kingdom provides access to Homura and Takumi. The Homura and Takumi models are the first Mazdas to offer a panoramic roof as an optional extra.
Homura models can be distinguished from Exclusive-Line models by their dark-plated characteristic wing grille surrounds and body-color wheel arch moldings. A honeycomb grille treatment completes the Homura's unique appearance, gloss black mirrors, and 20-inch black alloy wheels. Seat heating for the outer rear seats and ambient lighting are both standards in the Homura model. In addition, the Mazda Driver Personalization System, which uses facial recognition to determine who is in the driver's seat and then tailors the car's settings to that person's height, weight, and preferred music and climate settings, is standard equipment for this trim level. Moreover, the Mazda CX-60 Homura can be purchased with the Convenience Pack, and the Driver Assistance Pack installed.
The Takumi is the highest-priced option of the 2019 Mazda CX-60's available packages. Mirrors that match the body color and 20-inch machined alloy wheels are standard equipment. It also sports a chrome wing grille and side window surround, both of which are trademarks of the brand. This premium trim is further distinguished by a radiator grille styled after glossy black bars. Similar to the Homura, you can decide to include the convenience pack and the driver assistance pack. Among the many features of the Comfort Pack is a see-through monitor that can be rotated to provide a panoramic view from any angle and a wireless charging pad for mobile devices. The Driver Assistance Pack, on the other hand, includes a number of additional active safety features.
The Comfort Pack is exclusive to the Exclusive-Line trim level and includes features including 20-inch alloy wheels and the Mazda Driver Customization System technology, as well as power front seats, front seat ventilation, rear seat heaters, and rear seat ventilation. The CX-60 has three different trim levels, and each one gives you a choice of eight different colors for the outside, including the brand-new Rhodium White premium metallic paint.
Mazda's goal in developing the CX-60's cabin was to create a luxurious space that drew inspiration from Japanese culture while still meeting the highest standards of craftsmanship. In order to achieve this result, we combine cutting-edge technologies with an ergonomic design that prioritizes the user. The high-end, cutting-edge interior design that draws on the principles of Kaichou introduces a disorienting element by combining unexpected materials and textures. The highest quality available Takumi combines maple wood and nappa leather with custom-crafted Japanese textiles and chrome accents. The intricate stitching on the instrument panel was inspired by musubu, the technique of binding. Moreover, the following materials qualify as Takumi quality:
The Hacho style, which can be translated as "asymmetrical balance" or "intentional unevenness," inspired the way the maple wood trim was completed. Japanese Kakenui stitching creates "hanging stitching" seams with spaces between the trim fabrics that reveal the underlying fabric. Light affects the different designs and yarns used in woven textiles in different ways.
The cockpit of every Mazda, including the Mazda CX-60, is the result of painstaking research and development. The design is symmetrical and focuses on the driver to evoke Mazda's trademark sense of unity with the car. The Mazda CX-60 is the most practical vehicle Mazda has to offer, thanks to its 570-liter luggage capacity and cutting-edge passenger comfort and space.
Expect the same amount of driver involvement and vehicle performance from a Mazda in the brand-new Mazda CX-60, which was just unveiled. The CX-60 has a longitudinal front-engine and a rear-wheel-drive layout that works well with Mazda's Skyactiv Scalable Architecture.