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The Mazda CX-80 is a flagship, as it stands in the book, with a length of 5.12 meters, the largest vehicle of the non-conformist Japanese by far. Its plug-in hybrid drivetrain, with which Stephan Schätzl was travelling, is absolutely contemporary. His impressions here in the video driving report. The CX-80 is available as a seven-seater and as a six-seater either with a passageway or a fixed centre console in row two. The latter configuration ha…
The Mazda EZ-60 was presented only a few weeks ago. Specifically, at the end of last April. Its success was resounding and instant, as nothing more than open the orders of the same, in only 48 hours had already exceeded 10,000 reservations. Now, just over a month later, its success continues 'wind in aft' and Mazda already calls the model as a resounding sales success. Mazda’s new electrified SUV comes from the hand of Chinese Changan. The union…
Mazda adds another 3.3 CX-80 variant - NZ Autocar
Mazda has added a fourth variant to its CX-80 SUV range, a 3.3-litre version of the top spec Homura. According to Mazda, the CX-80 was introduced here in late 2024 and ‘has become a favourite for Mazda customers and those seeking a stylish and practical seven-seat SUV.’Sales you’d call steady rather than spectacular, with 140 registered so far this year. The 3.3 SP model has proved the most popular, with 95 now on the road, while the take up of …
A Plug-in Hybrid More Expensive than an Electric One? What No One Has Told You (and You Should Know)
The plug-in hybrids PHEV are the bridge to electric cars, but they share a very expensive detail.Hyundai Although the supply of electric cars is increasing, plug-in hybrids have become the perfect substitutes, with a growing catalog.A study has revealed a detail so strong that it complicates the purchase decision against a zero emissions one.A factor to take into account very long term in the PHEV.Although Europe has decided to lay an important …
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