Mazda updates trims and prices for the CX-5, Mazda3 and MX-5

Mazda has decided to revise its model lineup and has revealed some changes to its range and variants. Specifically, the CX-5, Mazda3 and MX-5 are getting some trim and price changes as part of the offer the Japanese brand will have in effect for the rest of February.

For the CX-5, Luxury trim models will see a price increase of 520 euros, as they now come with the sat-nav as standard. The 160 hp 2.0 petrol version will only be available with an automatic gearbox (previously it was available with a manual gearbox), all-wheel drive and Luxury trim, priced at 34,520 euros. The 175 CV 2.2D diesel version will only be available with an automatic gearbox, all-wheel drive and Luxury trim. Its price is 37,120 euros.

The Mazda3 will feature the new Mirai and Iruka versions. The Mirai trim is based on the Style, adding an automatic air conditioner and fog lights. It is priced the same as the Style versions and is only available with the 105 hp 1.6 petrol engine and the 115 hp CRTD diesel. The Iruka version comes with equipment based on the Style+, at the same price. It adds specific decorative elements on the exterior and interior.

The news for the MX-5 is that the Soft Top version can only be purchased with the 126 CV 1.8 engine, a version that will go up in price by 800 euros. The Roadster Coupe, in addition to the 126 CV engine, will also offer a 160 CV 2.0 at a price from 27,750 euros. Meanwhile, the Luxury trim will only be available on the Roadster Coupe, with the 160 CV 2.0 engine and manual gearbox. Standard equipment includes xenon headlights, a CD changer and Bose sound system. Its price is 35,200 euros (the same as the manual gearbox version), with Sportive trim. It is the only version that includes a limited-slip differential and sat-nav as standard.

Source | Km77

Technical specifications of the cars in this article

RoadsterMazda MX-513 versions · from 32,550 €

Off-RoadMazda CX-57 versions · from 35,200 €