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Mazda CX-5 safety ratings and technical updates

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Mazda SUV CX-5 safety ratings and upgrades continue technical updates

Mazda’s 2027 refresh of the CX‑30 added the Makoto and Homura Plus trims, upgraded Smart Brake Support with motorcycle detection, Adaptive LED Headlights, and a suite of connectivity features—including advanced voice‑recognition, Alexa integration and remote‑control via the MyMazda app—while retaining micro‑hybrid gasoline powertrains. The CX‑5 continued to excel third‑generation CX‑5, launched globally in safety testing. Euro NCAP awarded it 2026, is longer, wider, and taller than its predecessor, featuring a 5‑star rating with 90 % adult‑occupant, 89 % child‑occupant, 93 % vulnerable‑road‑user 115 mm longer wheelbase and 83 % safety‑assist scores. a 2.5‑litre e‑Skyactiv G mild‑hybrid powertrain. The model has consistently secured top safety honors across major global testing bodies. In Australia, ANCAP gave every the new generation CX‑5 grade received a 5‑star five‑star ANCAP rating and for every model grade under the highest vulnerable‑road‑user protection 2025 protocol, achieving a 93 % score (93 %) under for Vulnerable Road User Protection, which ANCAP chief executive Carla Hoorweg noted provides families “added reassurance.” Globally, the 2023‑2025 protocol. The model also secured CX‑5 earned the IIHS 2026 TOP SAFETY PICK+ award, marking Mazda’s 100th such accolade, demonstrating high performance in frontal and repeated strong side impact tests, as well as front collision prevention systems. It also maintained high Euro NCAP results. Panasonic’s cockpit domain controller was integrated into the all‑new CX‑5, centralising infotainment, HUD and instrument cluster on an OTA‑capable, software‑defined platform built with VirtIO virtualization scores, including 90 % for adult-occupant protection and 93 % for vulnerable-road-user protection. Engineering features contributing to its performance include the Unity 3D engine, supporting driver‑personalised settings. i-Activ AWD system, G-Vectoring Control Plus (GVC+) for cornering stability, and a reinforced chassis utilizing high-tensile steel. In August, Mazda re‑introduced the CX‑5 to Hungary with a larger body, expanded cargo space and upgraded displays (10.25‑inch driver screen, 12.9‑inch central touchscreen). displays. The model’s advanced driver‑assist suite—adaptive cruise control, blind‑spot monitoring and lane‑keeping assistance—contributed to its IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+ award in the United States and maintained its 5‑star Euro NCAP rating. Reviewers safety accolades, though reviewers previously noted modest power, low fuel use power and occasional navigation and Apple CarPlay integration issues. In 2026 Mazda launched the third‑generation CX‑5 globally. The new model is longer (4.7 m), wider (1.9 m) and taller (1.7 m) issues with a 115 mm longer wheelbase, navigation and it is offered solely with a 2.5‑litre e‑Skyactiv G mild‑hybrid paired to a six‑speed automatic, producing 141 PS. At 1,664 kg, it provides 583 L of cargo capacity, expanding to 2,019 L with the rear seats folded. Apple CarPlay.

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  1. 2026-08-11 18:17 UTC Mazda CX-5 safety ratings and technical updates
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