Audi debuts Q9 SUV in Poland as Mazda CX-5 leads in resale value

Audi has introduced the Q9, its largest SUV to date, to the Polish market. The flagship model, which offers six or seven seats depending on the configuration, is available for order, with the first units expected in Polish showrooms before the end of 2026. The vehicle features advanced technology including Digital Matrix LED headlights, second-generation OLED rear lights, and adaptive air suspension.

In separate automotive news, the Mazda CX-5 has been recognized as the ‘Mistrz Wartości 2026’ (Value Champion 2026) in a study by Auto Świat and INFO-EKSPERT. The analysis of over 20,000 configurations in Poland found that the CX-5 has the lowest projected depreciation, losing only 31.4 percent of its value after three years and 60,000 km.

Additionally, the third generation of the Mazda CX-5 has entered showrooms. While the new model features an updated Kodo design and an upgraded interior with a 15.6-inch central touchscreen in the Homura trim, reviewers noted some software responsiveness issues and the removal of physical climate controls.