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Friday, 5November2021-13: 25

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Being the

best-selling

Mazda

in the brand's history is quite a feat.

The Japanese brand launched the first generation of the

CX-5

in 2012 and, after two generations, the SUV has sold more than 3.2 million units in more than 130 countries, of which more than half a million correspond to the Old Continent.

About to turn 10 years in the market, improving the formula for success is always difficult.

However, Mazda has known how to perfect its recipe.

For this, the manufacturer has presented a series of

improvements in the model aimed at all facets of the SUV:

improved design, technical innovations, more technology and, the key to everything, a greater personality.

In this way, the SUV presents six levels of finishes, led by three new options completely different from each other, ready to meet the premises of each client.

Thus, the versions are

Origin, Evolution, Newground, Zenith, Homura and Signature

.

And what changes between them?

We analyze it.

Newground, designed for the most adventurous

Developed from the Evolution trim, Newground is a first in Mazda's range. It is aimed at people with an adventurous style, as it incorporates Lower Off Road fenders, front and rear, in silver tone, as well as in the door trims. At the same time, the exterior mirrors are black and the front grille offers lime green accents, to which are added 19 "black wheels with a specific finish. While, inside, the upholstery is leather and leather, with stitching in lime green, a hue also present in the air conditioning outlets, to match the details that appear in the SUV line. To finish off the whole, the boot floor is reversible and is ideal for transporting wet or dirty objects, since one side is waterproof.

Homura, an ode to sportsmanship

Derived from the Zenith finish, this version is characterized by highlighting the sporty line of the CX-5.

The car sports a glossy black grille with red accents.

The black tone also extends to the lower sections of the bumpers, the wheel arches, the door trims and the exterior mirrors.

In addition, the 19 "specific alloy wheels also appear in metallic black, which gives the exterior a more athletic and dynamic appearance. If we look at the interior, the cabin has black leather seats, as well as the steering wheel, the knob of the gearbox and door panels, which feature red stitching.

Signature, elegance by flag

This is the most sophisticated finish in the range.

Oriented towards luxury, it fits perfectly with the improvements that Mazda CX5 has introduced, which reinforce the premium character of the SUV.

With an exterior image differentiated from the previous finishes, Signature is characterized by elements such as the seats upholstered in brown Nappa leather, the decorative trim on the dashboard or the real wood doors.

In addition, on the exterior, the 19 "alloy wheels are finished in a shiny silver tone that reinforces the vehicle's solid metallic feel.

A premium standard finish

One of the points that reinforces the premium character of the CX-5 is its abundant standard equipment. Regardless of the chosen finish, the SUV introduces new driving assistants such as the CTS (Cruise and Traffic Assist), which aims to reduce driver fatigue by acting on the accelerator, brake and steering wheel in slow traffic situations. lane keeping, an active cruise control, a traffic sign reader or a set of cameras that generate a bird's-eye view of the vehicle.

At the same time, the SUV can also equip matrix headlights which, as a novelty, have 20 LED modules (per headlamp) instead of the 12 of the previous model.

Inside, it incorporates the Mazda Connect multimedia system, with a 10.25-inch screen, compatible with Android Auto and CarPlay, and even a rear parking assist camera.

For its part, the safety of the Mazda CX-5 is also unrivaled.

In fact, it was the only SUV to achieve top marks in the latest tests from the prestigious Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), which now has rigorous side impact testing.

Made by UE Studio

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