The Mazda CX-60 is part of the Japanese firm’s extensive SUV line-up. It sits above the smaller Mazda CX-5, a model that’s proven popular the world over, but doesn’t (yet) offer a plug-in hybrid version. The core of the CX-60 is its e-Skyactiv PHEV plug-in hybrid engine, which is offered alongside an oddball non-plug-in diesel.
The CX-60 takes Mazda upmarket, straddling the gap between mainstream models and premium alternatives such as the Audi Q5 and BMW X3. It certainly has a smart and upmarket appearance, with discreet and classy lines, plus flawless fit, finish and paint quality.
