Mazda CX-60 PHEV, the SUV that focuses on Japanese tradition | Wired Italy

Being a PHEV, the AWD system works for recover more energy from all four wheels during deceleration. In this regard, the Mazda CX-60 is also equipped with the function theHill Descent Control which supports safe driving downhill on steep slopes with slippery and bumpy surfaces such as off-road or snow-covered hills. Finally, remember that the 6-cylinder diesel engine 3.3-liter in-line version in the 249 hp version with 139 g / km. To this will also be added the six-cylinder e-Skyactiv X engine in-line 3.0-liter petrol. Both engines will offer the system mild hybrid at 48V.

The 5 Stars Euro NCAP ensure that the Mazda CX-60 is a safe car not only for the occupants, but also for vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists who could be involved in an impact. To avoid this, Mazda’s largest sport utility has the function See-Through View which includes a new generation 360 ° view monitoring that widens the field of vision at low speeds. The system is standard on the entire CX-60 range Advanced Smart City Brake Support uses a front camera to detect vehicles and pedestrians ahead, both day and night, and helps avoid collisions or mitigate damage should they occur. The system automatically stops or reduces the speed of the car when there is a risk of collision with a vehicle or pedestrian in front.

Finally, the price list. Mazda CX-60 PHEV in Prime Line trim starts from 51,915 euros, while for the top of the range you need at least 57,815 euros. The version with diesel engine will start from 49,900 euros, while the petrol from 55,550 euros. In this case we start directly from the Exclusive Line trim.