The online car market learned from Mazda dealers in Beijing that the 2022 CX-5 will be officially listed around March, and the official guidance price of the new car is 179,800-245,800 yuan with the cash model, and the current booking discount is 15,000 yuan. The exterior details of the new car have been adjusted, the front face has been replaced with the same BMW "L" shape light group, the interior central control screen has been upgraded to 10.25 inches, and some configurations have been upgraded. In addition, the 2021 CX-5 for sale is currently being cleared, and the preferential margin has been expanded from the previous 25,000 yuan to 30,000 yuan.
The appearance of the new CX-5 adopts the Mazda family design language, and the main change compared to the new car of the current model is that the front face adopts the same headlight group design of BMW, and the shape of the middle net and the lower bumper have also been adjusted, and the overall visual impact is stronger. The side of the car is equipped with petal-shaped wheels and the rear light group has been redesigned to echo the headlight group and add blackening elements. Inside, the size of the new car's central control screen has been upgraded to 10.25 inches, and it will also be upgraded for some configurations.
In terms of size, the new CX-5 is 4575mm long, an increase of 20mm compared to the current model, and other figures are consistent. In terms of power, the new car continues the current model 2.0L and 2.5L naturally aspirated four-cylinder engines, with maximum power of 114kW and 144kW respectively.
In terms of sales, the Mazda CX-5 sold 25,524 units last year, second only to the CX-4. However, compared with the current mainstream joint venture compact SUV Toyota Rongfang and Honda CR-V, there is still a big gap. Overall, Mazda CX-5 product strength and price is proportional to the performance, cost-effective performance is actually OK, I do not know whether this change in the price unchanged, configuration upgrade under the premise of whether to stimulate consumers' desire to buy, thereby further increasing sales.