Mazda has announced a series of interior, technology, and safety upgrades for its 2026 CX-60 and CX-80 SUV ranges, set to arrive in UK showrooms summer 2026. Both models now feature Amazon Alexa voice control, enhanced driver-assistance systems, and fresh design options, reinforcing their place at the top of Mazda’s premium line-up.
2026 Mazda CX-60
The CX-60 receives an expanded suite of active safety technology — including Driver Emergency Assist, Smart Brake Support Front Crossing, and Driver Monitoring as standard. New noise-insulating front door glass and a hybrid navigation system with seven years of updates enhance refinement and usability.

The range also introduces 20-inch metallic silver alloy wheels and a tan quilted Nappa leather interior on Homura trims. Diesel versions are now HVO100-compatible, meeting Euro 6e-bis emissions standards and enabling use of renewable fuel alternatives.
2026 Mazda CX-80

Mazda’s three-row flagship SUV mirrors these updates, gaining bright-silver 20-inch alloys, additional driver-assistance technology, and the same Driver Emergency Assist function designed to stop the vehicle safely during medical emergencies.
Interior craftsmanship remains a highlight, combining maple wood, Nappa leather, and Japanese textiles for a luxury feel.
For full 2026 model specifications, visit Mazda CX 60 or Mazda CX 80

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