Mazda has been rolling out a revamped SUV lineup over the last couple years. We’ve seen the CX-30 replace the CX-3, the CX-50 arrive to eventually replace the CX-5 (when the latter stops selling so well, at least) and the CX-90 replace the CX-9.
Here’s what we know so far about the new Mazda CX-70.
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The Mazda CX-70 should be a two-row midsize SUV
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The CX-70, as the numerical designation suggests, should slot between the CX-50 and CX-90 as a two-row midsize SUV. Mazda has already unveiled the CX-60 for other markets. The CX-70 should be a tweaked version for the American market, potentially offering more space.
Mazda carries over a lot of the same design language from vehicle to vehicle. The CX-60 looks like someone shrunk a CX-90. And the CX-70 should strongly resemble both of them on the exterior and offer a similarly luxurious interior.
When will the Mazda CX-70 debut?
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Mazda initially targeted the end of 2023 for the CX-70 to go on sale. But Mazda North America CEO Tom Donnelly confirmed to Automotive News that the SUV’s launch will be delayed until sometime in 2024. That should make it a 2025 model year vehicle.
How much will the Mazda CX-70 cost?
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Mazda has not made any announcements about CX-70 pricing yet. However, the CX-50 starts at $30,300 and tops out at $43,300 with the Turbo Premium Plus model. The CX-90 begins at $39,595 and tops out at $59,950. We can expect the CX-70 to slot between them.
