Mazda crossovers

All SUVs Mazda Sedans Hatchbacks Wagons Sports cars Minivans Electric cars This company was founded in 1920 by Japanese industrialist and businessman Jujiro Matsuda. The company was originally called Toyo Cork Kogyo and made cork products, but was renamed Mazda in 1931. The name of this brand is consonant with Matsuda, but comes from the name of the god of wisdom, reason and harmony Ahura Mazda. The first car in the history of this company was a small three-wheeled Mazdago truck, which appeared in 1931. However, the first full-fledged car under the Mazda brand appeared only in 1960 - it was a two-door R360 sedan. Over the course of its history, this automobile company has produced more than 50 million cars. The company has three factories in Japan and 18 factories outside of it (USA, South Korea, India, South Africa, Thailand, Belgium, Vietnam, Malaysia…). The modern emblem of the brand, which appeared in 1997, was a stylized letter "M", reminiscent of the wings of a seagull. Today the company sells its products in 120 countries around the world, producing more than 1,2 million vehicles a year. The modern Mazda slogan - "Zoom-Zoom" - comes from the English word "zoom", which means "to rise" and "grow".

Solid floor model Mazda: CX-60

The debut of the "premium" mid-size SUV took place on March 8, 2022 at an online presentation. It features an expressive exterior, a modern and high-quality interior and an extensive range of options.

Mazda CX-9 second incarnation

The debut of the second generation of the car took place in November 2015 (in Los Angeles), but it only came to the Russian Federation in the fall of 2017. Unlike the “first”, “the second is a Japanese in-house development (with a daring appearance and a “premium” interior).

Compact crossover Mazda CX-30

This compact SUV made its world debut in March 2019 at the Geneva International Motor Show. It boasts a stylish design, a beautiful interior with a "premium" touch and modern technology, but in Russia it is offered with only one engine.

Mazda's first electric car: MX-30

The first mass-produced electric car in the history of the company debuted in October 2019 at the Tokyo International Motor Show. The compact SUV boasts an expressive appearance and a 143-horsepower electric motor, but has a very modest “power reserve”.

Little Samurai: Mazda CX-3

The subcompact SUV debuted in November 2014 (in Los Angeles) and has been updated twice since, in October 2016 and March 2018. It boasts: a beautiful and bold exterior, stylish interior and modern technical characteristics.

The second incarnation of the Mazda CX-5

The premiere of the second generation SUV took place in November 2016 (in Los Angeles), and since the beginning of 2017 he went to conquer the markets. The car has a bright exterior and trendy interior, but technically it is practically no different from its predecessor.

'Mazda CX-4 'Cross Coupe'

"Coupe" crossover compact segment joined the ranks of the Japanese brand in April 2016. The car is focused on the Chinese market, built on the CX-5 chassis and endowed with: dynamic design, thoughtful interior and extensive equipment package.

First generation Mazda CX-5

The SUV was first introduced in the fall of 2011 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, and three years later it was updated. The car is built using Skyactiv technology and is distinguished, among other things, by its “dynamic” appearance, pleasant interior and modern “stuffing”.