This guide is regularly updated to reflect the latest Mazda SUV models, features, and lineup changes.
Mazda’s SUVs may not officially sit in the premium segment, but their sharp styling, upscale cabins, and engaging driving manners continue to give them an edge without pushing luxury-brand pricing. And the lineup keeps evolving. Following the arrival of the CX-70, hybrid-powered CX-50, and redesigned CX-90, Mazda now enters 2026 with an all-new CX-5 and updated versions of nearly every SUV in its growing crossover family. Here are all the latest models.
Mazda CX-30 – Subcompact SUV
Key features:
- Alexa Built-in integration optional for 2025 models
- The sporty MX-5 Miata’s Aero Gray Metallic comes to the CX-30
- Every CX-30 now standard i-Activ all-wheel drive and G-Vectoring Control Plus
Mazda may have killed off the electric MX-30 in the U.S. just two years into production (though it still lingers in Canada), but the CX-30 continues to thrive as one of the brand’s most stylish and engaging small crossovers. Sitting below the CX-5, the CX-30 blends upscale interior finishes, sharp driving manners, and standard i-Activ all-wheel drive into a package that feels more premium than its price tag suggests. For 2026, Mazda adds suspension refinements for improved ride comfort, a brake-based limited-slip differential for better stability, and new Aire Edition trims featuring gloss black accents and lighter interior themes. Select trims also gain a larger 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, while turbocharged models still deliver up to 250 horsepower on premium fuel.
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Mazda CX-5 – Compact Crossover SUV
Key features:
- Fully redesigned for 2026 with a larger, more premium cabin
- Available 15.6-inch touchscreen with Google built-in
- Hybrid powertrain coming in 2027
The Mazda CX-5 enters 2026 with its biggest redesign since debuting more than a decade ago, bringing a bolder look, a roomier cabin, and significantly upgraded technology to Mazda’s best-selling SUV. While still positioned as the brand’s more refined and city-focused compact crossover, the new CX-5 now borrows styling cues from the larger CX-70 and CX-90, including a wider stance and more angular lighting. Inside, Mazda has dramatically improved rear-seat comfort and cargo space while introducing its largest-ever touchscreen display, complete with available Google built-in integration. Under the hood, the familiar 187-horsepower 2.5L four-cylinder returns with standard i-Activ all-wheel drive, while a new hybrid powertrain is expected to join the lineup in 2027.
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Mazda CX-50 – Compact SUV
Key features:
- Rugged Meridian Edition expands for 2026
- Available hybrid and turbocharged powertrains
- Up to 3,500 pounds of towing capability
Positioned as the more rugged and adventure-focused alternative to the CX-5, the Mazda CX-50 continues to blend upscale styling with soft-roading capability and a more planted, wide-track stance. For 2026, Mazda expands the lineup with a naturally aspirated Meridian Edition while continuing to offer hybrid and turbocharged variants. Standard i-Activ all-wheel drive and Mi-Drive terrain modes remain part of the package, while turbo models deliver up to 256 horsepower and 3,500 pounds of towing capability when properly equipped. Inside, the CX-50 balances practicality with a more premium feel, adding available white interior themes, larger tech displays, and wireless smartphone connectivity across much of the lineup. Meanwhile, the hybrid model continues to prioritize fuel economy, delivering up to 38 mpg combined.
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Mazda CX-70 – Mid-Size SUV
Key features:
- Available turbocharged inline-six and plug-in hybrid powertrains
- Up to 340 horsepower and 5,000 pounds of towing capability
- Premium-focused cabin with advanced tech and cargo versatility
The Mazda CX-70 continues to position itself as a sportier and more premium alternative in the two-row midsize SUV segment, blending upscale styling with powerful electrified drivetrains. Sharing its platform with the larger CX-90, the CX-70 offers standard i-Activ all-wheel drive, rear-biased driving dynamics, and a choice of turbocharged inline-six or plug-in hybrid powertrains. For 2026, Mazda adds more standard luxury and convenience features across the lineup, along with blacked-out exterior styling details that further emphasize the SUV’s athletic character. Turbocharged models deliver up to 340 horsepower, while the updated PHEV now offers an improved EPA-estimated EV range of up to 30 miles. Inside, the CX-70 continues to lean upscale with large digital displays, available Nappa leather, and a versatile cargo area featuring clever storage solutions and remote-folding rear seats.
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Mazda CX-90 – Full-Size SUV
Key features:
- Available turbocharged inline-six and plug-in hybrid powertrains
- Seating for up to eight passengers
- Up to 340 horsepower and 5,000 pounds of towing capability
As Mazda’s flagship SUV, the CX-90 blends three-row practicality with a more premium, driver-focused character than many traditional family haulers. Riding on Mazda’s rear-biased Large Platform architecture, the CX-90 combines standard i-Activ all-wheel drive with available electrified inline-six and plug-in hybrid powertrains, helping it stand apart in a crowded segment. For 2026, the full-size SUV adds more standard technology and convenience features across the lineup, including Alexa voice integration and expanded Premium Sport trims with darker exterior styling. Turbocharged inline-six models produce up to 340 horsepower, while the plug-in hybrid variant offers up to 26 miles of all-electric driving range. Inside, the CX-90 continues to emphasize upscale materials, large digital displays, and flexible seating for up to eight passengers.
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