Mazda Motors of New Zealand has announced a new addition to the local Mazda CX-60 range, with the new Mazda CX-60 SP Hybrid model variant arrives just in time for the new year.

As seen with the CX-80, the CX-60 range commences with the new SP grade, combining a 3.3 litre six-cylinder petrol hybrid with appealing levels of equipment, says the company.

With a recommended retail price of $69,990 (plus on-road costs), The CX-60 SP Hybrid offers a new and enhanced entry to the CX-60 range and Mazda is claiming this to be the cheapest new six-cylinder vehicle you can buy in New Zealand. The price compares well with the top-spec CX-5 Takami, which is listed at $67,000. Next up in the CX-60 range is the 3.3-litre Homura, at $81,990.

Highlights of the CX-60 SP Hybrid include leather seat trim (electrically adjustable and with front seat heating), black metallic 20-inch alloy wheels, and LED headlights. Gloss black exterior mirrors combined with black chrome signature wing and honeycomb front grille. A power-operated tailgate, 360 View Monitor and the Personalisation System are also standard equipment.

Mazda says the blackout styling theme of the CX-60 SP Hybrid offers a sportier, more distinctive presence compared to that of the outgoing CX-60 Touring, which will be phased out from the local range.

As with the existing range, the CX-60 SP Hybrid is featured with an eight-speed automatic transmission and Mazda’s i-Activ All-Wheel Drive system. Mazda Intelligent Drive Select (Mi-Drive) offers multiple drive modes, and a generous 2,500kg braked tow rating to fulfil customer’s demands of their CX-60, says the company.

The CX-60 SP Hybrid’s 3,283 cc turbocharged inline-six-cylinder e-Skyactiv G petrol unit is mated to Mazda’s 48V Mild Hybrid System – M Hybrid Boost. The e-Skyactiv G petrol hybrid returns a WLTP average fuel consumption of 7.9 l/100 km and CO2 emissions of 178 g/km, while power and torque figures are listed at 209 kW and 450 Nm.

CX-60 Homura

Ascending the local line-up, the CX-60 Homura extends a similar visual presence to the SP whilst adding cabin features such as a Bose audio system, electric steering wheel adjustment, the addition of heated steering wheel and rear seats, along with 360 View Monitor with See-Through View. A panoramic glass sunroof and Adaptive LED headlights complete the package. CX-60 Homura is available with either a Plug-in Hybrid or 3.3 litre six-cylinder petrol hybrid powertrain.

CX-60 Takami

Headlining the range is the CX-60 Takami. Available exclusively with the Plug-in Hybrid powertrain, Mazda says the CX-60 Takami expresses Japanese craftmanship and epitomises passion and creativity. The interior features

the sumptuous white Nappa Leather with maple wood inserts throughout the cabin, along with woven cloth with exposed stitching on the instrument panel inserts.

Mazdacare – Looking after you and your Mazda

All New Zealand-new Mazda vehicles are covered by the comprehensive Mazdacare programme. The company claims that peace of mind is assured with a five year/unlimited mileage warranty, along with Mazda On Call roadside assistance. The highlight inclusion of Mazdacare is genuine scheduled servicing of your Mazda CX-60 for the first five years/100,000km at no extra cost, guaranteeing your Mazda remains performing at its best.

For more information on the CX-60 SP, head to Mazda’s New Zealand website.

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