New Mazda CX-5 Redesign Confirmed For 2025 With More Power

Max GreenNovember 16, 2023

Mazda CX-5 redesign will be prepared to move the company’s biggest SUV further up the luxury top. According to early reports that have yet to be confirmed by Mazda, the New CX-5 has flourished with a new Turbocharged 2.5-liter Inline Four-Cylinder engine, as well as a plug-in-hybrid powertrain option. In the CX-5, you can expect it to be turbocharged to generate power of up to 227 hp. However, New Mazda offers more luxury features than the brand’s current crop of SUVs.

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Redesign Update:

At Present, Mazda’s United States hybrid offerings remain scant, with only the CX-5 in the lineup. Whether cars like the Mazda 3 and 6 will join the ranks remains to be seen. There are rumors about introducing a global plug-in hybrid Mazda 6, which can be a welcome addition.

Mazda CX-5 redesign

Mazda CX-5, which may lend some design hints from the CX-60 and keep up its compact form, is greedily expected. Notwithstanding any design changes, we hope for more comfortable and Spacious seating in the redesigned model. Similarly, although Mazda remains cryptic, There are possibilities of optimism about their hybrid future.

Mazda CX-5 Redesign Review:

Brand: Mazda
Car Model: CX-5
Price: Starting at $52,000
Release Date: In 2024
Made In: Japan
Drive Type: All-Wheel Drive Standard
Class: SUV
Doors: Four doors
Seating Capacity: Five Passenger
Engine: Turbocharged 2.5-liter Inline Four-Cylinder
Fuel Type: Regular Unleaded
Transmission: Six-Speed Automatic
Horse Power and Torque: 227 horsepower and torque 185-320 lb-ft
Range: Almost 367-398 miles
0-60 mph 6.2 Seconds
Top Speed: 129 MPH
Availability: USA, Canada, Italy, UK and other Countries

Mazda CX-5 Redesign Colors and Images:

• Deep Chrystal Blue Mica
• Eternal Blue Mica
• Jet Black Mica
• Machine Gray Metallic
• Platinum Quartz Metallic
• Polymetal Gray Metallic
• Rodium White Metallic
• Soul Red Chrystal Metallic
• Zircon Sand Metallic

Mazda CX-5 Redesign Interior:

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Mazda CX-5 Redesign 2025 you might think you’ve been abducted by kidnappers driving an Audi or a Mercedes. The floor-hinged accelerator pedal feels better than the more simple version that is suspended above the floor. The car’s well-crafted steering wheel is outright in front of the driver and not offset at a slight angle. All of the front-seat armrests are at the same height for appeasement comfort. Also, the CX-5 held just nine carrying suitcases behind its rear seats in our testing.

Mazda CX-5 Redesign Engine:

The optional 227 hp Turbocharged 2.5-liter Inline Four-Cylinder is the engine to get, but thankfully Mazda has decided against the popular CVT and instead uses a traditional six-speed automatic transmission, which developed the CX-5 driving experience. While it gives up some space for the sake of style. Now it is enough to realize its luxury.

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For space, we’d stick with the newer Honda CR-V or the slightly larger CX-50, but despite of its age, the CX-5 still drives like it’s out to evidence something.

Cost:

Mazda plans to Redesign and disclose its new lineup, including six-cylinder and plug-in hybrid SUVs, during this season. Like-sized CX-60, these fresh offerings should sit alongside the CX-5 in the market. However, they will come with an expensive price tag, costing over $65,000 drive-away. In comparison, the cheap CX-5 is priced at $28,000 lower. It is clear that Mazda acknowledges the need to provide options that cater to different consumer preferences. While the CX-5 continues to satisfy a significant portion of the market, Mazda’s future lineup will offer customers the choice of more advanced and higher-end cars.