Mazda has updated its CX-8 large SUV range in Australia for 2023, increasing prices by up to $1550
Mazda Australia has announced its 2023 CX-8 lineup, with the large SUV now starting from $42,060 before on-road costs for the entry-level Sport AWD petrol.
Prices are up by at least $1450, however some variants are commanding up to $1550 more than 2022 values.
Mazda says the updated CX-8 will go on sale locally in March 2023.
The facelifted CX-8 will be released in Australia shortly ahead of the arrival of a pair of new premium-grade Mazda SUVs in the five-seat CX-60 and seven-seat CX-90.
Later, the as yet unrevealed CX-80 model may come to Australia as a luxury alternative to today’s CX-8 three-row crossover.
The Mazda CX-8 might look a little different to how it did in 2022 and that’s largely due to new inspiration from Mazda’s kodo design language.
Restyled front and rear bumpers, a block mesh pattern grille and new headlight and tail light design all make their way onto the 2023 Mazda CX-8.
New wheel designs are also set to debut, along with a new Rhodium White exterior colour.
On the inside, Mazda has included its 10.25-inch infotainment screen on every model variant, along with wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto.
Also standard on the CX-8 will be a 7.0-inch digital instrument cluster, USB-C ports for front occupants and a remote window control system that can be activated via the key fob.
Mazda says that as a result of extensive research and development, the CX-8 gains redesigned coil springs and front dampers for “improved onboard comfort for the whole family”.
The CX-8 will continue to be offered in either a six or seven seat layout, with the six-seat layout featuring second-row captain’s chairs.
All prices listed are before on-road costs.
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