Overview
- Mazda published U.S. MSRPs from $29,990 to $38,990 before a $1,495 destination fee, which pushes the Premium Plus to at least $40,485 on the road.
- The third‑generation CX‑5 grows longer with a stretched wheelbase and introduces a touchscreen system featuring Google Built‑in and the Gemini AI assistant.
- All trims at launch use a 2.5‑liter SkyActiv‑G four‑cylinder with 187 hp and a six‑speed automatic, paired with standard all‑wheel drive.
- The previous turbocharged 256 hp variant is absent at launch, and Mazda says a SkyActiv‑Z hybrid is planned for 2027 with details to come.
- The new pricing represents a $940 increase at the base level and places the CX‑5 about $90 above the related CX‑50, with U.S. arrivals set for the coming months.