The connectivity technology unveiled by Mazda in 2024 and later implemented across multiple model lines wasn't included as part of the most recent upgrade for the mid-sized CX-60 crossover.
The
2025 Mazda CX-60
Has undergone mechanical and equipment enhancements – accompanied by reductions in price of up to $5560 – however, purchasers won’t get access to the automaker’s Mazda Connected Services.
The
recent upgrade
of the five-seat
CX-60
An SUV focused on enhancing dynamics, featuring retuned suspension, transmission, and steering as major updates in the updated model range, which also introduces a new base variant called the CX-60 Pure.
Even though the CX-60 positions itself as a high-end competitor to German SUVs—including the
Mercedes-Benz GLC
,
BMW X3
,
Audi Q5
as well as the
Lexus NX
and
Volvo XC60
– It still lacks the most recent connected service technology.
Connected Services will not be featured on the upcoming CX-60, since this vehicle is considered an upgrade instead of a completely new model. It’s worth noting that the CX-60 has been accessible in the market prior to these updates.
Connected Services
“were released," stated a representative from Mazda Australia.
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The features included in mid-life product upgrades are influenced by various elements; primarily customer demands and market competition. In this case, the enhancements to the dynamics were given priority.
The inaugural vehicle equipped with Mazda Connected Services in Australia for the 2024 model year has been unveiled.
MX-5
Which also predates the technology, considering the present 'ND' generation is now a decade old.
The Mazda Connected Services features an SOS button designed to contact emergency services following an accident. Additionally, this service allows users to monitor their vehicle’s condition—such as its position, fuel quantity, tire pressure, and maintenance alerts—through the My Mazda mobile application.
Mazda Connected Services includes a Stolen Vehicle Assistance tracker that provides real-time updates on your car’s location through the app and shares this information with law enforcement.
Since making its Australian appearance with the MX-5 in March 2024, Mazda Connected Services has been rolled out across various models.
Mazda 3
and
CX-30
.
It has become standard as well.
CX-70
and
CX-80
SUVs built on the same platform as the CX-60, indicating minimal (if any) technical obstacles for compatibility.
Introduced in 2023, the CX-60 ranks as the top seller among Mazda’s four upscale 'CX' series SUVs (namely CX-60, CX-70, CX-80, and CX-90). Sales have surged over twofold this year following repair updates implemented by the automaker in 2024 to address suspensions issues.
The newest release introduces a basic model called the CX-60 Pure, which comes fully equipped with typical technology features such as a surround-view monitor, automatic emergency braking that can detect pedestrians and cyclists along with intersections assistance, warning for vehicles approaching from behind when reversing, and identification of road signs.
Inside, the CX-60 Pure comes equipped with a 10.25-inch infotainment touchscreen featuring both wireless and wired compatibility for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It also includes a 7.0-inch instrument cluster display along with a heads-up display as standard features.
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Everything Mazda CX-60
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