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20th January, 2015
Mazda’s most popular SUV is about to receive a 'facelift' with the new
Mazda CX-5 getting a host of interior, exterior and safety improvements.
On sale from 1st February, the new Mazda CX-5 has evolved with some internal and external styling changes; the
introduction of new i-ACTIVSENSE technologies takes safety to a new level, whilst improved dynamics make driving more
enjoyable.
The new CX-5 now features MZD Connect, Mazda’s car connectivity system, that includes a seven-inch touch screen
display operated by a centrally located commander control knob.
Further updates and additions to the new CX-5 comprise a wide array of both driving and safety features including
Mazda’s first-ever electric parking brake and the introduction of new i-ACTIVSENSE safety technologies but only on the
upper level model:
- Adaptive LED Headlamps (ALH) improve visibility at night,
- Lane-keep Assist System (LAS) supports the driver in steering the car,
- Driver Attention Alert (DAA) monitors how the driver performs at speed
- Smart City Brake Support (Forward/Reverse) (SCBS F/R) adds rearward detection to help reduce the likelihood of an
accident.
- New Mazda CX-5 also offers Smart Brake Support (SBS) and Mazda Radar Cruise Control.
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The new CX-5’s front-end has been re-imagined, offering a design that is bolder and tauter than its predecessor.
The front grille mesh has been replaced with five horizontal fins; front head and fog lamps and rear combination lamps
use LED on top the model, there is a newly designed 19 inch wheel that includes five paired spokes and there are two new
CX-5 colours, Sonic Silver Metallic and Titanium Flash Mica.
While these upgrades make new CX-5 more stylish, it is its driving and handling that sets it apart from the early
model.
Changes to the CX-5’s suspension system offers a smoother, flatter ride, while NVH has been improved thanks to
‘path-blocking and concentrated sound absorption’. An outing is further enhanced with the addition of Drive Selection on
top the model grade which switches drive modes for a more responsive drive.
The new CX-5 continues to be powered by ground-breaking SKYACTIV technology that delivers both driving enjoyment and
great fuel efficiency. There are three powertrain choices available, the SKYACTIV-G 2.0 litre and 2.5 litre petrol
engines and the SKYACTIV-D 2.2 litre diesel engine – which all offer i-stop technology to contribute to fuel efficiency
across the CX-5 range.
In a further win for buyers - thanks to the new Japan Free Trade Agreement - prices for the new CX-5, even with an
abundance of new equipment, have decreased.
The entry grade CX-5 Maxx with SKYACTIV-G 2.0 litre engine and SKYACTIV-MT 6-speed manual transmission 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.
Many of the new features are not offered on lower model levels.
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New Mazda CX-5 Pricing*
2.0L Petrol FWD
Maxx |
6MT |
$27,190* |
Maxx Safety |
6MT |
$28,420* |
Maxx |
6AT |
$29,190* |
Maxx Safety |
6AT |
$30,420* |
Maxx Sport |
6AT |
$32,790* |
Maxx Sport Safety |
6AT |
$34,020* |
2.5L Petrol AWD
Maxx |
6AT |
$32,190* |
Maxx Safety |
6AT |
$33,420* |
Maxx Sport |
6AT |
$35,790* |
Maxx Sport Safety |
6AT |
$37,020* |
GT |
6AT |
$43,390* |
GT Safety |
6AT |
$44,450* |
Akera |
6AT |
$47,410* |
2.2L Diesel AWD
Maxx Sport |
6AT |
$38,990* |
Maxx Sport Safety |
6AT |
$40,220* |
GT |
6AT |
$46,590* |
GT Safety |
6AT |
$47,650* |
Akera |
6AT |
$50,610* |
Soul Red metallic paint optional at $200*
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NOTE:
* Manufacturer's List Price (MLP) excludes dealer delivery fees and the numerous statutory charges (commonly known as
on-road costs). Additionally, please note that all prices, fees and charges are subject to change without notice, as are
the specifications.
E&OE.
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