Mazda Motors of New Zealand has announced a refreshed model range for the Mazda CX-60. The CX-60 introduced Mazda’s Large Product Platform to the market along with a new, electrified powertrain range and a bold evolution of Mazda’s signature KODO – Soul of Motion – design language.
2026 Mazda CX-60: Pricing
- Mazda CX-60 SP Hybrid: e-SKYACTIV G 3.3 $69,990
- Mazda CX-60 Takami Kuro Hybrid: e-SKYACTIV G 3.3 $78,990 – new variant
- Mazda CX-60 Takami Hybrid: e-SKYACTIV G 3.3 $78,990 – new variant
*Recommended Retail Prices include GST but exclude on-road costs or premium paint surcharges.
Now the sole choice for CX-60, a 3.3 litre turbocharged inline six-cylinder e-Skyactiv G petrol unit is mated to Mazda’s 48V M-Hybrid System. 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 rated at 209 kW and 450 Nm.
Highlights of the CX-60 SP Hybrid include black leather seat trim (electrically adjustable 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. Power operated tailgate, 360 View Monitor and the innovative Personalisation System are also standard equipment.
Ascending the line-up, the CX-60 Takami Kuro is a new addition. “Kuro”, from the Japanese meaning of “black”, brings further sophistication by adding a rich tan Nappa leather interior trim and a panoramic sunroof. Other cabin features such as a Bose audio system, electric steering wheel adjustment with heating and ventilation, along with heated outer rear seats. The 360 View Monitor also includes See-Through View functionality for improved safety and convenience.
The CX-60 Takami Hybrid provides a distinctive alternative to Takami Kuro, contrasting with an exterior accented by bright highlights and machined-finish alloy wheels. This exterior features an exclusive front bumper design, a bar type piano Black grille, a bright metal finish to the front signature wings, side signatures and window surrounds. Body-coloured trim accents add to Takami’s elegant appearance.
The interior features a sumptuous white Nappa leather trim with maple wood inserts throughout the cabin. An exclusive feature on CX-60 Takami Hybrid is the instrument panel insert featuring woven cloth with exposed stitching. This Japanese stitching technique is called Kakenui and creates ‘hanging stitching’ seams with spaces between the trim fabrics revealing a glimpse of the material beneath.
You can read our review of the CX-60 here.
For more information, go to www.mazda.co.nz
