Basically the same size as a CX-90 because it is a CX-90 with only 2 rows.Sounds like its the same size and wheelbase as the 90. Actual measurements haven't been clarified. There are some new features like a remote folding 2nd row and Amazon Alexa integration, and lots of cosmetic changes like black trim pieces, roof spoiler, and redesigned front and rear bumpers to make it look more sporty. A new wheel design is also exclusive to the CX-70.
It'll have the same powertrains and transmission as the CX-90, with no announced changes to HP/TQ so far. It'll tow the same as the CX-90. Weight should also be slightly reduced, but again, no confirmation on how much weight exactly.
Lots of good info, but no specifics on anything that would really help potential buyers make a decision, like actual exterior dimensions or even cargo capacity.
Yeah, originally it was billed as a wide bodied CX-60.Seems like Mazda promised a CX-70, but then decided they didn't have the budget or resources or something to actually develop it. So they just rebadged a CX-90 so they didn't have to cancel the model in the lineup.
There's no way this is what they had in mind when they originally announced there would be a CX-70 in the US. I wish they'd bring the CX-60 now with some cosmetic tweaks.
I do have a similar feeling. I have watched Mazda video and it seams that basically they just removed the 3rd row and replaced it with a little bit of underfloor storage right behind the 2nd row and left everything else exactly the same. It's going to be really difficult to reach across the whole trunk to get to this underfloor space. Everything else is pretty much the same and for me unfortunately it is a big no. I just don't need such a big car especially that storage wise is not going to be more useful than my current CX-5.Seems like Mazda promised a CX-70, but then decided they didn't have the budget or resources or something to actually develop it. So they just rebadged a CX-90 so they didn't have to cancel the model in the lineup.
There's no way this is what they had in mind when they originally announced there would be a CX-70 in the US. I wish they'd bring the CX-60 now with some cosmetic tweaks.
The back story on this is going to be fascinating if it ever comes out. I'm going with the product development department blew all the money on hookers and figured nobody would notice if they rebadged a CX-90 and ripped out the back seat.Seems like Mazda promised a CX-70, but then decided they didn't have the budget or resources or something to actually develop it. So they just rebadged a CX-90 so they didn't have to cancel the model in the lineup.
There's no way this is what they had in mind when they originally announced there would be a CX-70 in the US. I wish they'd bring the CX-60 now with some cosmetic tweaks.
Yeah, originally it was billed as a wide bodied CX-60.