00:00Masturda is expanding its SUV range and is offering two models, the CX-60 and CX-80,
00:07which are based on the same platform but cater to different needs and lifestyles.
00:13The CX-80 is the larger brother of the CX-60 and measures around 4.9 meters with an additional 25 centimeters in length,
00:20while the CX-60 is around 4.6 meters long.
00:24Both models share state-of-the-art technology, high-quality workmanship and the elegant design typical of Mazda,
00:33but differ in important details that significantly influence everyday use and use.
00:39The Mazda CX-60 is tailored to an audience looking for a dynamically drivable, more compact SUV.
00:45With five seats in two rows, it offers sufficient space for couples or small families.
00:50The CX-80, on the other hand, is aimed at larger families or people who regularly transport more than five passengers.
01:01With six to seven seats, depending on the selected configuration of the second row of seats,
01:05it is a real space miracle and is particularly well-suited for longer journeys
01:09or is a flexible everyday companion with plenty of storage space.
01:15The differences are also evident in the trunk volume.
01:18The CX-60 offers between 570 and just over 1,700 L,
01:24while the CX-80 offers significantly more cargo volume at around 700 to almost 2,000 L.
01:32Despite their different sizes and capacities, both models rely on the same drive options.
01:38A choice of plug-in hybrid or diesel, which speaks for a consistent model strategy.
01:42In both cases, modern engines with efficient technologies are used,
01:49with a pure six-cylinder diesel engine in the CX-60 particularly striking due to its lightweight construction and sporty design.
01:57In terms of design, both SUVs follow Mazda's current cognac idiom.
02:02The CX-60 looks more compact and sporty with clearly defined proportions and muscular wheel arches.
02:09The CX-80, on the other hand, is visually more elongated, has a longer and more elegant silhouette and appears more majestic overall.
02:18The front of both vehicles is designed almost identically with striking LED headlights,
02:22a large radiator grille and high-quality details.
02:28In the interior, the Mazda CX-60 and CX-80 equally rely on fine materials such as napper leather,
02:35alcantara, brushed metal and extensive use of piano lacquer surfaces.
02:40The Takumi equipment line significantly increases the choice of materials and lends the interior a particularly luxurious feel.
02:47In terms of technology, both vehicles impress with a 12.3-inch infotainment display,
02:55a digital instrument cluster, a head-up display and functions such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto,
03:00which can be used wirelessly.
03:04The controls are either via touchscreen or via rotary control in the center console.
03:10There are also practical advantages such as a low-loading sill and a level-loading floor,
03:15which make loading easier.
03:17A real plus point for pet owners are when transporting bulky items.
03:22The CX-60 shows its strengths in terms of driving dynamics, especially on winding country roads.
03:29With a sporty rear-wheel drive and a comparatively low weight,
03:32it offers precise and direct steering characteristics.
03:35The firm yet comfortable chassis ensures a good balance between agility and long-distance comfort.
03:46The CX-80, on the other hand, relies on standard all-wheel drive, a longer wheelbase and a higher weight,
03:52which gives it particularly stable handling on the motorway.
03:54Particularly when fully loaded or on long journeys, it scores with its cushioned comfort and generous sense of space but is somewhat less agile.
04:04In terms of equipment, the exclusive line, Homura and Takumi model series differ,
04:11primarily in terms of comfort and design features.
04:15The CX-80 offers many features such as seat ventilation, electric tailgate,
04:20360 degrees camera or adaptive chassis as standard in the higher equipment lines,
04:25while some of these are optional on the CX-60.
04:27The entry-level model is lower in price with the CX-60.
04:33Prices start at around €45,000,
04:37while the CX-80 comes with a premium surcharge and starts at around €48,000.
04:43However, the surcharge is reflected in significantly more space, comfort and versatility.
04:50In international comparison, other Mazda SUVs are offered outside of Europe,
04:54such as the CX-70 and CX-90, which are sold in the USA and other non-EU markets.
05:01The CX-90 measures over 5.1 meters, making it the largest SUV in the Mazda portfolio.
05:08It is available with a 3.3L pure six-cylinder with a mild hybrid system.
05:13The standard version of this engine produces 280 horsepower and 400 newton meters of torque,
05:19while the more powerful Turbo S version offers 340 horsepower and 500 newton meters.
05:24The same range of engines can also be found in the CX-70,
05:30which is also offered with a particularly efficient 2.5L plug-in hybrid.
05:36These models are tailored to the needs of the North American markets,
05:40while the CX-60 and CX-80 were developed for Europe, Japan and Australia.
05:44In the EU, the diesel variants play a particularly important role,
05:50not least due to the stricter emissions regulations.
05:54In summary, it can be said that the Mazda CX-60 is an attractive choice,
05:58especially for those who enjoy driving with a sense of everyday life.
06:02It's compact size, agile handling, and low maintenance costs make it the ideal solution for individuals or smaller households.
06:12The CX-80, on the other hand, shines with its versatility and generous amount of space.
06:19Ideal for families, frequent travelers, or anyone who regularly travels with several people.
06:24Comfort features and space justify the higher entry price,
06:30which pays off in the long term, especially for users who need more space and equipment.
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