Mazda Australia adjusts pricing for the Mazda CX models.

Mazda makes the large CX models better value

Mazda Australia has introduced a series of enhancements across its Large Architecture SUV range, now delivering even more value through expanded standard equipment and revised pricing for the Mazda CX-60, CX-70, CX-80 and CX-90 models.

Mazda CX Large Architecture Range

Mazda Australia CX Models Simplified Pricing Structure

A simplified pricing structure for 2026 applies means 3.3L inline-six petrol and diesel variants are now priced equally across equivalent model grades. P50e Plug-in Hybrids, available exclusively on CX-60 and CX-80, have also been repriced and are now just $5,000 more than the equivalent G40e or D50e engine.

Customers now have greater flexibility to select the vehicle that best suits their lifestyle and driving needs without compromise, and can purchase a vehicle on preference alone – reinforcing Mazda’s commitment to choice and delivering exceptional value.

Headlining the equipment updates for 2026 is the addition and standardisation of the Sports Appearance Package on CX-90 GT grades. Black exterior trims replace chrome and extend to the signature wing, centre bumper guard, mirror caps, window mouldings, roof rails and side signature badging. The vehicle’s bold proportions are accentuated even further with 21-inch black alloy wheels that command road presence.

Safety updates

Safety in the Mazda CX-90 and CX-60 have been updated, now including Front Cross Traffic Brake (FCTB), and Cruising Traffic Support (CTS) with Driver Emergency Assist as standard, as well as the addition of Mazda Connected Services – already equipped in the CX-70 and CX-80.

New Colours

Both vehicles now sport a refreshed colour palette, with Polymetal Grey Metallic now available in lieu of Sonic Silver Metallic. Body colours for the CX-70 and CX-80 remain unchanged.

New models

Further strengthening the Mazda CX-80 range is the introduction of the Pure grade paired with Mazda’s 3.3-litre e-Skyactiv D in-line six-cylinder engine, providing customers with an additional choice at the entry-point to the CX-80. This engine provides smooth, torque-rich performance with exceptional efficiency thanks to Mazda’s 48V M-Hybrid Boost, and pairs graciously with the practicality and versatility of the three-row CX-80.

Commenting on the updates, Mazda Australia Managing Director, Vinesh Bhindi said: “Our Large Architecture range already represents the very best of Mazda, combining Kodo design and exemplary craftsmanship with acclaimed Jinba Ittai driving dynamics.

“We’re now making the range even more compelling by increasing the value proposition and making each model more attainable than ever,” he added.

2026 Mazda Australia CX Models Pricing:

 Mazda CX-60

CX-60 Model Grade

Powertrain

MLP (excluding LCT)

Pure G25 RWD $45,640
Pure G40e/D50e AWD $51,640
Pure P50e AWD $56,640
Evolve G25 RWD $50,640
Evolve G40e/D50e AWD $56,640
Evolve P50e AWD $61,640
Touring G25 RWD $53,560
Touring G40e/D50e AWD $59,640
Touring P50e AWD $64,640
GT Vision G40e/D50e AWD $65,640
GT Vision P50e AWD $70,640
Azami G40e/D50e AWD $69,840
Azami P50e AWD $74,840
Azami SP G40e/D50e AWD $71,840
Azami SP P50e AWD $76,840
Azami Takumi G40e/D50e AWD $71,840
Azami Takumi P50e AWD $76,840

 

CX-70

CX-70 Model Grade

Powertrain

MLP (excluding LCT)

GT G50e/D50e AWD $73,020
Azami G50e/D50e AWD $80,020
Azami SP G50e/D50e AWD $83,520

 

Mazda CX-80

CX-80 Model Grade

Powertrain

MLP (excluding LCT)

Pure G40e/D50e AWD $56,100
Touring G40e/D50e AWD $63,100
Touring P50e AWD $68,100
GT G40e/D50e AWD $70,100
GT P50e AWD $75,100
Azami G40e/D50e AWD $75,300
Azami P50e AWD $80,300
Azami SP G40e/D50e AWD $80,300
Azami SP P50e AWD $85,300

 

Mazda CX-90 

CX-90 Model Grade

Powertrain

MLP (excluding LCT)

Touring G50e/D50e AWD $66,100
GT G50e/D50e AWD $75,100
Azami G50e/D50e AWD $82,100
Azami SP G50e/D50e AWD $87,100
Azami Takumi G50e/D50e AWD $87,100

 

The updated vehicles and pricing are now available at Mazda dealerships nationwide.

*MLP Includes GST and LCT but excluding statutory charges, dealer costs and dealer delivery. See your dealer for RDAP. Does not include price of options. Some features mentioned in the article are options. RDAP means Recommended Drive Away Price (without options but including all other charges)

 

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