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Mazda will discontinue the CX-70 after the 2026 model year and replace it with a two-row version of the CX-90 for the 2027 model year in the US. The decision simplifies the lineup by merging the nearly identical models, as the CX-70 shared the CX-90's platform, body, and powertrains but was offered only as a five-seater. The 2027 two-row CX-90 will start at $48,525 in Turbo Premium Sport trim, while the three-row version will start at $41,345 in Turbo Select trim, with all prices including $1,645 destination.
Changes for 2027 include revised rear suspension bushings and a new crossmember for improved ride comfort, along with new paint options such as Navy Blue Mica and Aero Grey Metallic for all CX-90s, and Melting Copper Metallic and Zircon Sand Metallic exclusive to the two-row model. The two-row CX-90 will no longer offer the plug-in hybrid powertrain, and will be available in fewer trim levels than the CX-70. The CX-70 will remain available in Australia and Canada for 2027.
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