Mazda slashes prices of CX-3 and CX-5 SUVs in Vietnam

Mazda Vietnam has introduced steep discounts on two of its SUV models. At a dealer in Hanoi, the 2025‑model CX‑3 1.5 AT is now offered for 474 million VND, a direct reduction of 45 million VND and up to 75 million VND when combined with recent manufacturer price adjustments. The promotion applies to a limited batch of 2025 VIN vehicles, positioning the CX‑3 as the cheapest B‑SUV in the market, even below the Toyota Raize.

The CX‑5 is also seeing its deepest price cut since launch. Buyers can receive up to 69 million VND off the listed price, bringing the post‑discount price to about 671 million VND. Mazda is offering financing incentives, including 0 % interest for the first 9‑12 months and loans covering up to 80 % of the vehicle value with a minimum down‑payment of 149 million VND. The CX‑5 has recently lost its top spot in the C‑SUV segment to the electric VinFast VF7, highlighting intensified competition and a shift toward electrified models in Vietnam’s automotive market.