A wave of new Mazda SUVs is set to show up by 2023, as well as this new CX-50 is the first. It’s a rugged, four-wheel drive crossover developed for America, so while it won’t be offered somewhere else it still provides us a strong indicator of exactly how the brand’s upcoming SUVs – the CX-60 as well as CX-80 – will look when they show up in the UK.
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The CX-50 sits above Mazda’s CX-5 in the range, so is likely to be around the exact same size as a BMW X3. It shares its design with the Mazda 3 as well as CX-30, both of which are offered with mild-hybrid engines. 

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Electrification for the CX-50 is in the pipeline, however for now, Mazda’s mid-size SUV will be offered with a 2.5-litre petrol engine featuring the brand’s Skyactiv-G compression ignition technology. two power outputs will be available, each version driving all four wheels.
The CX-50 is provided with a range of driving modes to fit different conditions, as well as the car’s style makes no trick of its off-road pretensions. A set of narrow headlights, a broad front grille as well as smooth body surfacing are all examples of the brand’s ‘kodo’ style language, however the CX-50 adopts a much more tough look to other Mazda SUVs.