2026 Mazda CX-60 updates: Tech and safety upgrades for up to $7000 less
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The quick read
- Mazda has updated the CX-60 SUV with new tech and safety features
- Price cuts of up to $7000 apply to diesel and PHEV versions
- The updates include connected services and additional safety kit
- The changes aim to boost the CX-60's competitiveness in the SUV market
For dealers: Australian dealers can expect increased interest in the CX-60 due to its enhanced features and reduced pricing
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
The CX-60's price cuts of up to $7000 will put pressure on competitors in the SUV segment to review their pricing strategies
What it means for the order bank
Mazda's decision to cut prices on diesel and PHEV versions of the CX-60 suggests the brand is prioritizing sales volume over profit margin
The updated CX-60's new tech and safety features will be a major drawcard for customers, potentially increasing showroom traffic and leads
Competitor response
Other SUV manufacturers, such as Toyota and Hyundai, will need to respond to Mazda's aggressive pricing and feature updates to remain competitive
The CX-60's enhanced features and reduced pricing make it a more attractive option for customers, which could lead to increased sales and revenue for Australian dealers
Taking action
Dealers can capitalize on the updated CX-60's appeal by promoting the new features and price cuts in their marketing campaigns and sales conversations this week
Full coverage
2026 Mazda CX-60 updates: Tech and safety upgrades for up to $7000 less
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