Although Mazda has been low-key for a long time, it has not stopped developing new products. Recently, Mazda released its first plug-in hybrid new car CX-60, announcing that it has officially entered a new segment. The new car will be powered by a 2.5-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine combined with an electric motor, with a combined maximum power of 332 horsepower, and the drivetrain will match the 8-speed automatic transmission. Its pure electric mileage is about 63 kilometers, which is in the mainstream range.
The Mazda CX-60 is based on a new platform, the new car design follows the family design language, and the front face adopts a large polygonal front grille, which adds a sense of refinement through silver trim. The shape of the headlight group is more unique, the light strip passes through the middle network from the chrome strip, and the front face is more integrated. The overall lines of the body are more rounded and full, which is in line with Mazda's consistent design style. It is reported that the sports version of the kit will have 20-inch black sports wheels, black front grille, black exterior mirrors, etc., if the pursuit of sporty, you can consider more medium-sized models.
If you like the luxurious atmosphere, then the interior made of white Nappa leather, and the top model with more functional configurations will better meet your needs. However, since the price range of the new car is equivalent to 364,000-39.80 million yuan, this is not very friendly for Mazda fans. According to The Brother, Mazda is transforming into a luxury car brand, and the positioning of new cars in the future will become less and less accessible.
Brother Rumble said
The Mazda CX-60 is a brand's new masterpiece in the field of plug-and-mix, and it is also Mazda's latest attempt in the field of luxury. With oil prices continuing to rise, plug-in hybrid models do usher in new development opportunities, but will this become a development opportunity for Mazda? As far as the pricing of its new car is concerned, I am afraid that only "die-hard fans" are willing to pay. (Text: MANGO)