Mazda CX-8 2023 increases in price in the range of updates and reforms

newsofmax02/19/2023

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Mazda CX-8 2023 increases in price in the range of updates and reforms

Mazda updated its price CX-8 range, will be available in showrooms in March.

Updates largely reflect those applied to the relevant CX-5includes a new Touring Active trim level, available only on the three-row crossover with a 2.2-liter twin-turbo, four-cylinder diesel engine.

However, this has come at the expense of last year’s petrol and diesel-powered Touring SP variants. These have been cut out, although the lineup has been changed.

The price has been increased from $1400 to $1870, depending on the variant.

As previously reported, all models now feature a 10.25-inch Mazda Connect infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration.

Also new for 2023 are the full-range 7-inch digital instrument display, a USB-C port for first-row occupants and a remote window control system activated via the smart key. bright. The Mi Drive selectable driving mode system will be standard on AWD versions of the CX-8, offering Normal, Sport and Terrain modes.

Exterior modifications include a new block-shaped mesh front grille, redesigned bumpers, new headlamp and taillight designs, new alloy wheel designs and what Mazda calls the tailgate. more beautiful design.

New Rhodium White premium metal – launched with CX-60 – has also been added to the current eight-strong paint palette.

Underneath the hood, Mazda says the new CX-8 benefits from “comprehensive research, testing and development” to achieve further reductions in noise, vibration and noise (NVH) levels. contributes to a smoother, smoother ride.

The lineup continues to offer a choice of a naturally aspirated 2.5-liter four-cylinder petrol engine with 140 kW of power and 252 Nm of torque (Sport, Touring, GT, Asaki) and a 4-cylinder diesel engine. 2.2 liter twin-turbo cylinder with 140 kW and 450Nm (Sport, Touring Active, GT, Asaki and Asaki LE).

All petrol models have front-wheel drive while all diesels have all-wheel drive, although a six-speed automatic is the only transmission option on the range.