Mazda is continuing to make subtle improvements to the CX-60, one being a sought-after feature for those who rely on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Now on sale in Japan, the partially updated CX-60 brings enhancements to its Mazda Connect infotainment system in the form of touchscreen support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. In addition, the CX-60 now has Amazon Alexa built-in as well.
Apart from the updates to its infotainment system, the new CX-60 has improved safety equipment in the form of a rear seat alert as well as Cruising & Traffic Support with emergency stop assistance, Emergency Lane Keeping Assist, and Smart Brake Support. The 360-degree camera also offers a trailer hitch view—a feature first introduced in the three-row CX-80.
Outside, the CX-60 doesn’t offer any changes, but adds Polymetal Gray Metallic to its list of available colorways. The interior color combos, on the other hand, adds a fourth option: Burgundy Red. This joins the three existing ones: Black, Tan with Leganu Suede, and Pure White Nappa.
The updated CX-60 is now on sale in Mazda’s home market of Japan with global markets likely to follow soon thereafter.
Just the Google Alexa
ReplyDeleteThey should have improved the suspension. Its suspension sucks, I know, because I own one.
ReplyDeleteWould prefer this to the neutered CX50 in North America. Mazda has lost its way.
ReplyDeleteThis brand is sure to die off in the next coming years. All their cars are SUVs and all look the same.
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