First plug-in hybrid for Mazda

Mazda has been wanting to move upmarket for some time.

To do this, the brand will market two SUVs that will place themselves above the current CX-5 and the imminent CX-50.

The first of these, the CX-60, will be unveiled on March 8.

In the meantime, a photo of one of its headlights has just been published and it seems that this new model is aesthetically close to the CX-5.

The biggest novelty lies in the fact that it will carry a rechargeable hybrid engine, a first for the Hiroshima brand.

A 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine is paired with an electric powertrain, all delivering a combined output of over 300hp.

Data that is reminiscent of the Toyota Rav4 system for example, but the two brands are closer than ever.

Later, Mazda will market the CX-80, a larger format SUV (7 seats) which will also benefit from plug-in mechanics.

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