2023 Mazda CX-5 Homura
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2023 Mazda CX-5 Homura
Launched in 2012, the original CX-5 was the first Mazda to feature both Kodo design and Skyactiv technology. It set new dynamic standards, changing perceptions of how engaging a compact SUV could be.
The second generation CX-5 of 2017 saw Mazda's engineers deliver an SUV that took the Jinba Ittai car-and-driver-as-one design and engineering philosophy to the next level. Complimented by the introduction of G-Vectoring Control (GVC), the first of Mazda's Skyactiv-Vehicle Dynamic technologies, it became more comfortable, refined and responsive. Thereafter, successive updates have built on the many and diverse strengths of the second generation model.
Numerous interior elements have been refined and upgraded to raise the quality of both the cabin environment and its HMI technology. Connectivity has evolved to support both Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, and the latest MyMazda App Connected Services features. In addition, a digital, four camera, 360 degree monitor is available to aid manoeuvring in tight spaces.
Revisions to its powertrains, suspension, electric power assisted steering, and the adoption of G-Vectoring Control Plus (GVC Plus) have improved the CX-5's driving dynamics both on and off road. And further enhancements to NVH performance and i-Activsense safety technologies have reinforced the CX-5's status as a stylish, spirited and intelligent vehicle, as well as one of the SUV segment's most enjoyable driver's cars.
Maintaining the exterior styling from model year 2022, the 2023 CX-5 introduces three additional model grades to the range - Newground, Homura and Takumi, which incorporate subtle individual differences to define their distinctive characters. Updated CX-5 features improvements to on-board packaging and practicality, Mi-Drive drive mode selection, further driving dynamics enhancements and an expanded range of safety features. The CX-5 has grown into a core model for Mazda, accounting for more than 26% of the company's annual European sales. With 365,135 units sold worldwide in 2022, it was the best-selling car within Mazda's global model range.