Launching a new - diesel-powered - version of its flagship CX-60 SUV might seem a contrary move by Mazda when so much focus is on electric cars, but they have long been known for going their own way. And first impressions are good.
It presented the premium CX-60 - a size up from the firm’s mainstay, the CX-5 - last year - and equipped it with a plug-in hybrid four-cylinder 2.5-litre petrol engine setup, with all-wheel drive.
