Mazda CX-7 | New Mazda CX7 Diesel

New Mazda CX-7

The ideal vehicle for today's demanding urban lifestyle, the Mazda CX-7 satisfies on every level. In fact, there's nothing else like it on the road. Mazda CX7.

Performance New Mazda CX7

When you're behind the wheel, it's hard to believe you're in a vehicle with SUV proportions - the new Mazda CX-7's dynamic handling makes every twist and turn feel effortless. It's powered by Mazda's next-generation MZR-CD 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine which combines Zoom-Zoom power with low emissions and fuel consumption. Providing 173ps at 3,500 rpm and 400Nm of torque from only 2,000 rpm, this engine delivers a responsive and refined driving experience.

In addition, eye-catching 19" alloy wheels, stylish chrome detailing, privacy glass and a sporty roof spoiler underline the new Mazda CX-7's sports credentials.The Mazda CX7 CX-7 has the same power train as our Mazda3 MPS and Mazda6 MPS performance cars. No wonder it accelerates you from 0-62 mph in only 8 seconds* and delivers a superior balance between refined, linear acceleration and lively, aggressive response at all speeds.

Luxury as Standard

Available with one high specification, your choice is made even simpler. An impressive list of standard features includes luxurious power adjustable leather seats, satellite navigation with integrated reversing camera and voice-activated Bluetooth®, in addition to advanced safety features such as Rear Vehicle Monitoring and hazard warning lights that flash automatically when the ABS sensors detect emergency braking, so following drivers get ample warning when you need to stop in a hurry.

Safety First

Mazda's Active Torque 4-Wheel Drive system ensures the new Mazda CX-7 adapts to your driving style and conditions. This means that even on wet, snowy or other challenging surfaces a sporty, responsive and stable drive is assured.

And while the new Mazda CX-7 gives you a commanding view of the road ahead, its advanced safety features cover the spaces you can't see. The Rear Vehicle Monitoring system (RVM) warns you of approaching cars before you change lanes while a rear view camera lets you see exactly what's behind you when reversing.