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Thanks to a new report, we now have a more specific idea of when Mazda will reveal the eagerly anticipated replacement for the CX-5 mid-size SUV as well as the related next-generation Mazda6 mid-size car

According to a new report, the second-generation Mazda CX-3 is currently due to revealed in June next year, with the new light SUV set to offer smaller petrol engines than its predecessor

Mazda Australia has released the CX-5’s MY21 update, with the mid-size SUV introducing a sporty new grade but missing out on a more powerful diesel engine

Mazda has always been great at changing with the times, and arguably nothing personifies this more than its box-fresh CX-30. Billed as a higher-riding version of its waning-in-popularity Mazda3 hatchback, the new model promises to blend the brand's high polish with the hottest body style on the market, so is the CX-30 a hit or miss?

Work utes like the Mazda BT-50 Single Cab Chassis used to be pretty affordable, because they represented basic options designed for one thing only - loaded up driving. Now, however, safety equipment, new technology and comfort are all considerations, so the new-generation Mazda BT-50 single cab work ute is a lot more expensive and content rich than before. Is it any good at hard work, though?

Mazda is reportedly putting the finishing touches on an all-new Mada2 city car, with the Japanese giant to unveil its Toyota Yaris competitor in September, ahead of an all-electric version with a rotary range extender that could appear in 2022.According t

Mazda Australia is hoping the silver lining of 2020, a strong fourth quarter, will give its sales recovery in 2021 some much-needed momentum

Mazda Australia may be gearing up for the launch of its first all-electric model, the MX-30 small SUV – which will also be available with a mild-hybrid powertrain – but it’s the eagerly anticipated rotary range-extender that’s set tongues wagging, and it could be here soon

The seven-seat Sport is the entry-level grade in the Mazda CX-9 range, with it sitting below the Touring and priced from $45,990 plus on-road costs with front-wheel drive, or $49,990 with all-wheel drive.Standard equipment includes dusk-sensing LED headlights, rain-sensing wipers, 18-inch alloy wheels, push-button start, a 7.0-inch central display, satellite navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, digital radio, a six-speaker sound system, a head-up display, three-zone climate control and black cloth upholstery.ANCAP awarded the CX-9 its maximum five-star safety rating in 2016. Advanced driver-assist systems in the Sport extend to front and rear autonomous emergency braking, lane-keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control with stop and go functionality, traffic sign recognition, high-beam assist, driver attention alert, a reversing camera and rear parking sensors.All grades are powered by a 2.5-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine, which produces 170kW of power and 420Nm of torque. With a six-speed torque-converter automatic transmission as standard, Mazda claims the CX-9 consumes 91 RON petrol at 8.4L/100km (FWD) or 9.0L/100km (AWD) during a combination of urban and highway driving.

The seven-seat Azami is the flagship grade in the Mazda CX-9 range, with it sitting above the GT and priced from $66,190 plus on-road costs with front-wheel drive, or $70,625 with all-wheel drive.Standard equipment includes dusk-sensing adaptive LED headlights, LED daytime running lights, rain-sensing wipers, Bright 20-inch alloy wheels, a hands-free power-operated tailgate, a sunroof, keyless entry, push-button start, paddle-shifters, a 9.0-inch central display, satellite navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, digital radio, a 12-speaker Bose sound system, a head-up display, a 7.0-inch multifunction display, a wireless smartphone charger, three-zone climate control, a heated steering wheel, power-adjustable front seats with heating, heated outboard rear seats and 'Pure White' or 'Walnut Brown' quilted Nappa leather upholstery.New for 2021 is the Azami-based Azami LE AWD six-seater, which replaces the middle bench with two power-adjustable captain’s chairs with heating and cooling plus a dedicated centre console for $3250 more.ANCAP awarded the CX-9 its maximum five-star safety rating in 2016. Advanced driver-assist systems in the Azami extend to front and rear autonomous emergency braking, lane-keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control with stop and go functionality, traffic sign recognition, high-beam assist, driver attention alert, surround-view cameras and front and rear parking sensors.All grades are powered by a 2.5-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine, which produces 170kW of power and 420Nm of torque. With a six-speed torque-converter automatic transmission as standard, Mazda claims the CX-9 consumes 91 RON petrol at 8.4L/100km (FWD) or 9.0L/100km (AWD) during a combination of urban and highway driving.