Those in the middle often face difficulty in establishing their distinctiveness. The freshly introduced Mazda CX-5 in the middle could potentially be the eldest in the lineup of mid-sized crossovers for the carmaker’s latest group. It finds itself surrounded by newer vehicles, leading Mazda to ponder if the widely popular CX-5 has outgrown its place in their range.
“I cannot confirm the arrival of a next-gen CX-5 at this point, hence I am unable to provide detailed information,” stated Mazda CX-5 vehicle overseer Mitsuru Wakiie in a discussion with Car Expert this week. According to the Australian publication, this statement was made with the aid of an interpreter, indicating there might have been nuances lost or misconstrued during translation. Nonetheless, the notion of a Mazda CX-5 ceasing to exist is conceivable.
The primary reason being Mazda’s swift introduction of new models to enrich its SUV and crossover lineup, with announcements nearly every day. Not long ago, the carmaker unveiled the fresh CX-90, constructed on a fresh rear-wheel-drive-centric platform featuring a novel inline-6 engine. The three-row CX-90 does not compete for the same clientele as the CX-5, but it will serve as the foundation for the upcoming CX-70.
