With the brand-new Mazda CX-60, the manufacturer has unleashed an SUV onslaught on the market. This model, Mazda’s first plug-in hybrid vehicle, is a statement of purpose that it wants to compete with the greats. The Mazda CX-60 boasts enticing trim and finish options to drive that message home.

The Mazda CX-60 adheres to the Jinba Ittai Japanese philosophy, which emphasises a driver’s sensation of unity with their vehicle. This idea is embodied in the Mazda CX-60’s design decisions, combining cutting-edge technology with distinctive interior Japanese aesthetics. As a result, the CX-60 is a joy to drive and to look at.

Read on to learn more about Mazda CX-60’s interior features and layout.

 

Mazda CX-60 Interior Features & Layout

If you’re considering a Mazda CX-60, you’ll undoubtedly want to learn everything there is to know about the vehicle. We want to help provide all the spec information you need about the Mazda CX-60. From a feature standpoint, the Mazda CX-60 has the following:

• Distinctive Interior materials
• Mazda Driver Personalization System
• Driver Monitoring
• Kinematic Posture Control
• Rear Cross Traffic Brake (RCTB)
• Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA)
• i-Adaptive Cruise Control
• Head-up display
• Mazda Connect Infotainment system

 

Distinctive Interior Materials

The Kaichou design philosophy served as inspiration for the CX-60’s interior. This explains the aspect of disruption that results from combining various materials. As a result, the inside of the new Mazda CX-60 features maple wood, Nappa leather, intricately crafted Japanese fabrics, and chrome accents. The interior of the CX-60 is a tranquil retreat because of these distinctive design features.

In addition, a stitch pattern is included and modelled after conventional Japanese binding techniques, providing a striking contrast to contemporary onboard technology.

 

Mazda Driver Personalisation System

The Mazda CX-60 SUV introduces innovative face recognition technology. After setting the drivers height, the vehicle uses an inbuilt camera to identify the driver’s eyes. The Driver Personalisation System then automatically modify the seat, steering wheel, head-up display (HUD), and door mirrors to find the optimal driving posture. When the ignition is then switched off, the seat moves back and the steering wheel moves upwards and back towards the dashboard, making getting in and out of the car even simpler.

 

Driver Monitoring

Using the same inbuilt camera as the Driver Personalisation System alongside an LED monitor, the Mazda CX-60 can detect sleepiness or inattention behind the wheel by monitoring changes in expression or movement of the driver’s line of sight. If the system believe that the driver has become inattentive or has fallen asleep, it sounds an alert to wake the driver while at the same time sets the vehicle up for automatic breaking.

 

Kinematic Posture Control

The Mazda CX-60 has an excellent cornering grip and is enjoyable to drive on the right course. It uses the same Kinematic Posture Control as the latest Mazda MX-5, which applies the brakes to the opposite wheels during turns to reduce body roll. This improves traction and restores the car’s posture when navigating turns. As a result, the capabilities of the car feel incredibly driver centric.

 

Rear Cross Traffic Brake (RCTB)

The Mazda CX-60’s RCTB system warns the driver that continuing the backup action might result in an accident if a vehicle or other crosses behind the car as it’s reversing. In this scenario, the RCTB will audibly notify the driver and automatically apply the brakes to stop the vehicle.

 

Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA)

While pulling out of a parking place or road junction, the CX-60’s Front Cross Traffic Alert (FCTA) system detects vehicles coming from the left and right of the car and warns the driver of any potential risk using the Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) warning lights and audible notifications.

 

i-Adaptive Cruise Control

The CX-60 is probably the most comfortable Mazda to get behind the wheel of, owing to its refined and fluid drive.  The i-adaptive cruise control with Stop & Go feature regulates your speed to keep a safe distance from the vehicle ahead. It will bring the car to a total stop in traffic and then resuming your drive once traffic moves. The i-ACC now includes speed limitations from the Driver Assistance Pack’s Traffic Sign Recognition.

 

Head-up display

Compared to the older versions of Mazda’s HUD system, such as that on the Mazda CX-30, the head-up display is three times bigger and displays data on the vehicle’s speed, adaptive cruise control status and navigation.

 

Mazda Connect Infotainment system

The brand-new Mazda CX-60 has several cutting-edge infotainment technologies as well. You and your Mazda can connect with ease thanks to . Information is shown on a 12.3″ screen, giving you simple access to the vehicle’s settings and entertainment options.

The Mazda Multimedia Commander then offers straightforward and convenient access to the Mazda Connect infotainment system. To receive and make calls with simplicity, pair it using Bluetooth. This enables you to enjoy your entertainment while maintaining your attention on the road in front of you.

For even more enhanced connectivity, the Mazda CX-60 features wireless Apple CarPlay / Android Auto. Simply place your smartphone in the centre console and mirror your music, phone and apps on the centre console – all while wirelessly charging your phone.

 

Bose Surround Sound / Audiopilot

In addition to the 12.3-inch Mazda Connect infotainment, the CX-60 features either 8 or 12 premium Bose speakers (depending on specification selected), with steering wheel mounted audio and Bluetooth controls.

 

Conclusion

It’s a big, roomy SUV with a comfortable driving position, superb vision, and packed full of equipment.

Mazda’s latest dual-screen dashboard and entertainment systems are sharp, clear, and straightforward. It maintains the steering wheel, console buttons, and physical heating controls. The typical head-up display on the windscreen is colourful and sizeable.

As it employs facial recognition to record driver profiles, it immediately gives off a driver-centric vibe by recommending the ideal driving posture and head-up display depending on your height and eye line.

Mazda emphasises the advantage of a short transmission tunnel for improved pedal placement, and it delivers.

With the rear seats up, the CX-60 has a boot capacity of 477 litres (570 litres if you include the underfloor area), which rises to 1726 litres when the seats are folded down, and the car is loaded to the roofline. Large, certainly, but the CX-60 seems to have superior outward proportions to most of its competitors.

The interior space also seems above class, with a capacity for three across the back seats and broad, comfy front seats with roomy footwells.

The Mazda CX-60 is a fantastic new vehicle in the Mazda line-up, with attractive design features and interior accents to help it stand out from the competition while gratifying you with the occasional surprise and pleasure feature. Find out more in our complete guide, offering everything you need to know about the Mazda CX-60.

The all-new Mazda CX-60 SUV is now available to order at your local Mazda Dealer. Get in touch to find out more information, or to organise a test drive today.