What are your expectations for the CX-70?

What does everyone expect the CX-70 to be? The realistic side of me is expecting a CX-60 with the width of the CX-90. What I’m hoping for is something longer than the 60 with a raked Cayenne Coupe-esque roofline. I think we all know what the front end and interior will look like.
 

PaulZooms

16.5 GT Sensing
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Lakewood, CO
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2016.5 CX-5 GT
I’m hoping for:
- a design as sharp looking as the CX-90,
- a width between the CX-60 & -90, and
- a foot or so longer than the -60.

- PHEV pricing $5k less than the -90,
- with a few more miles of all-electric range
- and light interior color choices like parchment or that nice brown on the CX-50.
 
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2021 CX-9 Sig
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2021 CX-5 GT
I’m hoping for:
- a design as sharp looking as the CX-90,
- a width between the CX-60 & -90, and
- a foot or so longer than the -60.

- PHEV pricing $5k less than the -90,
- with a few more miles of all-electric range
- and light interior color choices like parchment or that nice brown on the CX-50.

I would agree with this. I would like something that was slightly shorter than a CX-9 but longer than a CX60 - maybe something that is 190-192 inches long. The width should be similar to the CX-50, with the aggressive styling but upscale look and feel of the CX-60.

I want the same engine choices as well.
 

GTEyes

2022 CX5 Signature - Machine Grey
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NS, Canada
I am guessing pretty much a CX-60 but using anything/everything from the CX90. Same engine choices. I am in agreement with @PaulZooms with about a $5K difference trim to trim comparison.

I am expecting the interior to be the same as well as the front clip. Also, thinking same for the rear styling.

Things I am hoping for:
1) Headlight tech from the CX60 (matrix LED headlights)
2) Real exhaust tips or at least convincing fake ones (I am not sold on the CX60 approach)
3) Any issues/bugs from the CX90 launch to be fixed for the 70
4) Tone down the use of chrome seen on the CX90, or at least a darker chrome effect.
5) Tail lights different than the CX60 (more influence from the CX30 would be nice)
 
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Fmr CX5 Touring
That, finally a vehicle that I want.

  • PHEV
  • HUD
  • Head Room
  • Crossover
  • Goldilocks size

Worries
  • Mazda seats, re CX5
  • Lousy safety tech, particularly LKAS. I have a mind numbing commute.
  • Can I live with the knob? Mazda just won’t let full touch happen..
 

sm1ke

Work In Progress..
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Canada
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'18 CX-9 Signature
That, finally a vehicle that I want.

  • PHEV
  • HUD
  • Head Room
  • Crossover
  • Goldilocks size

Worries
  • Mazda seats, re CX5
  • Lousy safety tech, particularly LKAS. I have a mind numbing commute.
  • Can I live with the knob? Mazda just won’t let full touch happen..

Regarding your commute, are you looking for something with lane centering? Because it seems that starting with the CX-90, lane centering will be available.
 
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Fmr CX5 Touring
Regarding your commute, are you looking for something with lane centering? Because it seems that starting with the CX-90, lane centering will be available.
Correct, but I've seen a couple of reviews of the CX-60 that questioned its quality. We'll have to wait and see. Any ideas on when the CX-90 review embargo is lifted?
 

sm1ke

Work In Progress..
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Canada
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'18 CX-9 Signature
Correct, but I've seen a couple of reviews of the CX-60 that questioned its quality. We'll have to wait and see. Any ideas on when the CX-90 review embargo is lifted?

I have no idea, I've been wondering about that myself. So far all of the reviews I've seen have been static reviews.
 

CTt3P5

TAD
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2016 GT ST 47A
Worries
  • Mazda seats, re CX5
  • Lousy safety tech, particularly LKAS. I have a mind numbing commute.
  • Can I live with the knob? Mazda just won’t let full touch happen..
I hated the need to use the command knob at first too but it has now become second nature. However you might be in luck....kindasorta. Our new CX-50 allows the use of the touchscreen when driving BUT only when using ACP/AA. While it doesn't give full functionality, it is better than none for those that wish to use it. I would imagine that this trend will continue on the CX-90 and CX-70.