Mazda is hell-bent on becoming one of the best SUV makers worldwide and, it is making the mark stronger each day. And the Mazda CX-60 is taking it a step further down the road.
Mazda has announced that it will be launching its first-ever plug-in hybrid, and the craze around the brand has shot up and loyal fans are lined-up to get a taste of the new addition to the Mazda SUV.
With the world awaiting the new SUV launch, we are getting new information off-the-rack, about the new first Plug-in hybrid from Mazda.
From what experts have predicted, the CX-60 will follow the similarities of the CX-70 and that alone should give us the zeal to keep our eyes peeled for the launch of Mazda’s first-ever plug-in hybrid, CX-60.
The Mazda CX-60 will be first made available for users in the month of June 2023. As the first-ever SUV with a plug-in hybrid, the craze around the CX-60 has been overwhelming.
So, if you are planning on getting the new Mazda CX-60 for yourself, then we suggest you stay ahead of the crowd and book it as soon as possible, and the good news is that you can book it even now.
But the deliveries are expected only starting June 2023.
No, the Mazda CX-60 will not be available worldwide and will only focus on and be available in the European market.
Unfortunately, the all-new Mazda CX-60, will not be available in the US market. As of now, there are no changes to this. Mazda lovers from the US might have to wait a little longer than the rest of the world.
For now, US Mazda loyal customers can expect the CX-70 to quench their CX-60 thirst as they are said to be similar.
The Mazda CX-60, as already announced, will come with a plug-in hybrid engine under the hood. The SUV will come loaded with an electric motor and a 2.5-litre gasoline engine.
The combined horsepower of the plug-in hybrid would be 323 horsepower and it delivers a 369 pound-feet of torque while, the electric motor alone would be delivering 134 in horsepower.
All these are made possible with a default eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive.
The Mazda CX-60 will get three powertrains in Australia and the premium for the top-range model is $87k making it the most expensive one in the country but still better than the ones in the same range from its rivals.
The Mazda CX-60 will get a 17.8-kWh battery pack and that will in turn give the plug-in hybrid a range of 39 miles.
Yes, the upcoming Mazda CX-60 is longer and wider than the CX-5 which has already garnered everyone’s attention.
While the CX-70 will be the alternative offered in the US market with better features and possibly a plug-in hybrid variant. But, iif you are wondering how big the CX-60 will be, bigger than the C-5 would be the best way to explain it.
Even though Mazda CX-60 may not be the perfect SUV that fits the stunning bracket, it still is way better than many of its rivals and can even outshine some.
Compared to the CX-70 that would be launched in the US market, the visuals of the CX-60 would be considered ordinary and the size would be similar to the BMW X3.
While there were some changes that could be made to the exterior, the interior has taken inspiration from the Japanese designs and everything else Mazda usually gets to offer, making it one of the best interior designs in the recent Mazda.
Even though the booking is opened now, information are still limited so, if you plan on booking a Mazda CX-60, we suggest you wait for the dealership to start getting the test drive vehicles.
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