The Mazda CX-60's impressive stature follows the design concept of "noble robustness": the dynamism and elegance of Kodo design, as expressed in the Japanese Ma concept of the beauty of empty space, combined with the powerful presence of a distinctive crossover architecture with a front engine and primary rear-wheel drive.
The elegant and high-quality interior also reflects this convergence of influences: the ideas of Kaichou – a disruptive element that blends diverse materials and surfaces such as maple wood, Nappa leather, Japanese textiles, and chrome accents – and Musubu, the art of weaving, which provided the inspiration for the particularly detailed stitching on the instrument panel.
The strikingly sculpted front end and the silhouette with its long front and short rear give the Mazda CX-60 a powerful and dynamic form, complemented by a spacious and meticulously detailed interior. In the HOMURA, HOMURA PLUS, TAKUMI, and TAKUMI PLUS trim levels, additional details inside and out further emphasize its robust yet luxurious character.
The idea behind Kodo Design is to "breathe life" into the car and give it a form that resembles a living being in full motion. And just as a skeleton and muscles provide stability and grip to a living creature, the vehicle also possesses a stabilizing frame. With the Mazda CX-60, this strong framework is visible from every angle.
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