The CX-5 Crossover From Mazda Was Teased

The restyled next-year’s CX-5 from Mazda will debut at the Auto Show held in L.A. this November.

According to the latest teaser photo, the vehicle is faithful to the company’s streak of attractive styling.

The front part received the biggest part of upgrades. Now the model’s nose looks like a sharp angle. It reminds of the new CX-9. Thankfully to this change the CUV has a mean outlook. The tail seems to be somewhat rounded. The taillight is thinner.

The automaker prepares better materials inside the cabin. There also should be a whole range of driver assistance technologies. Mazda wants to take the brand upmarket.

As for the powertrain, we don’t know what to expect. Nobody does. We suppose that FWD will still be available.

Photos in the catalog

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