The all-new 2026 Mazda CX-5 is engineered to rank among the most secure vehicles in its segment. Beyond providing premier impact protection, Mazda's hit compact crossover returns with a refreshed suite of driver-assistance systems. These enhancements highlight Mazda's unwavering commitment to passenger well-being.
The Mazda CX-5, already a standout in the small crossover segment, enters the 2026 model year with a suite of upgraded in-vehicle technologies. Driving enthusiasts will appreciate the refined infotainment system, which now features a modern touchscreen interface with Google built-in and enhanced voice command capabilities. A 12.9-inch display comes standard, while those opting for higher trims can enjoy an expansive 15.6-inch screen.
Mazda recently introduced two new Vision concept vehicles at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show. The Mazda Vision X-Coupe presents itself as a sleek, performance-focused sports coupe, while the Mazda Vision X-Compact offers a fresh take on a hatchback-style concept. Both models provide Mazda fans with a preview of what the brand is working toward. Each is designed to be stylish, technologically advanced, and fun to drive.
On October 1, Mazda North America Operations (MNAO) announced the appointment of Yoshiyuki Wada as the company's new Vice President of R&D, Design, and Quality Assurance. In his new position, Wada will lead product strategy development for the U.S. market and strengthen collaboration among key manufacturing teams in the United States and Mexico. He will report directly to Executive Vice President Takuji Iwashita.
The all-new 2026 Mazda CX-5 has officially made its debut. Mazda’s top-selling crossover returns with a host of significant upgrades. Along with an eye-catching new look, the redesigned CX-5 introduces exciting features and improved practicality. Expanded cargo capacity further boosts its everyday appeal.
The Mazda CX-90 PHEV continues to raise the bar in its segment. Recently named the 2025 Best Plug-In Hybrid SUV by U.S. News & World Report, this three-row SUV stands out for its dynamic performance, refined interior, and overall value.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and Consumer Reports (CR) have included several Mazda vehicles in their updated list of recommended new and used models for teen drivers. This recognition highlights Mazda’s strong commitment to building exceptionally safe vehicles. For parents, it's reassuring to know their teens are driving cars designed with safety in mind.
Scheduled for release in China later this year, the all-new Mazda EZ-60 is already attracting significant attention. With its electrified powertrain, bold design, and impressive array of smart features, this crossover SUV is poised to captivate a wide range of drivers. Let’s take a closer look at what makes the EZ-60 stand out.
Like many automakers, Mazda offers electric vehicles for environmentally conscious drivers. However, unlike most competitors, Mazda is taking a more deliberate and strategic path—aiming to strike a lasting balance between quality and value.