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MAZDA CX-80 DIESEL ESTATE 3.3d Homura Plus 5dr Auto AWD [Conv/DAP/Pan]

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Mazda campaigns in the larger section of the mid-sized SUV segment with this very premium-feeling CX-80. Jonathan Crouch drives it.

Ten Second Review

Mazda's CX-80 is essentially a lengthened version of the brand's existing CX-60 model with an extra row of seats. But that's enough to make it a pretty desirable large family SUV, with a premium feel but quite a mainstream price.

Background

It's been close to a decade since Mazda last offered a seven-seat model in Europe. So this CX-80, the largest car the brand has ever sold on our continent and the second to use the company's 'Large Product Group' platform, is very significant. The first model to use this architecture was the car this three-seating-row model shares almost everything with except its size, the Mazda CX-60 launched back in 2022. The CX-80 is a bigger version of that already quite sizeable SUV, positioned in price and dimensions just above cars like the Skoda Kodiaq and Volkswagen's Tayron; and just below larger seven-seat SUVs like the Volvo XC90 and the Audi Q7. It's a space in the market that the Koreans have lately moved into, with latest versions of the Hyundai Santa Fe and the Kia Sorrento, but the CX-80 aims to provide a bit more premium polish than that pairing. So is this a fitting flagship for the Mazda line-up? Let's take a closer look.

Driving Experience

It seems curious that Mazda should launch a car in this class without a full-EV variant and featuring a diesel power option - but the brand has always delighted in being different. The Hiroshima company says it's waiting for EV tech to become more mature before offering it in this segment, but the truth is that it doesn't yet have an EV drivetrain with the kind of range a car of this kind needs. You can though, get a version of this CX-80 able to be plugged in; the petrol PHEV powertrain that so many customers choose in the smaller CX-60 (which donates all its engines to this larger model). We'd hoped that Mazda might have updated this Plug-in Hybrid set-up for this new installation: principally to give it the larger battery that would facilitate the 50+ mile EV driving range that luxury PHEVs in this segment are now regularly offering. But it's still the same set-up, combining a 2.5-litre four cylinder unit with an electric motor energised by a 17.8kWh battery offering an EV drive range of 38 miles. Total output is 323bhp, with 62mph dispatched in 6.8s. In theory, that's 1.6s quicker than the alternative 250bhp 3.3-litre diesel, but that straight six unit's greater pulling power will give it a more flexible feel. Both engines send power via an 8-speed auto gearbox to both axles with a bias towards the rear. And there's Mazda's Kinematic Posture Control system, which brakes the inside rear wheel in quick turns to reduce body roll. Extra bracing allows the CX-80 to improve the CX-60's towing capacity figure; here, it's up to 2,500kg (better than a Volvo XC90 and the same as Kia and Hyundai rivals). Plus a useful 'Trailer Hitch View' feature's been added, which directs a camera at the tow bar to make it easier to hitch up a trailer. If you are tugging things along, you'll want to select the car's provided 'Towing' mode: other drive settings include an 'Off-road' mode that optimises traction on rough terrain.

Design and Build

At first glance, you might easily mistake this CX-80 for its smaller CX-60 showroom counterpart; from the front, the two cars look almost identical, sharing the same so-called 'Kodo' design philosophy, apparently embellished in this case around the concept of 'graceful toughness'. Move to the side and the CX-80 looks more distinct, with 250mm of extra body length over its showroom sibling that enables it to accommodate a third seating row. The side windows have been stretched to lighten the cabin. And, as with the CX-60, there's a long bonnet to denote the rear-biased drive layout and the longitudinal engines. Size-wise (it's 4995mm long, 1,890mm wide and 1,710mm tall), it's about the same size as a large segment SUV like Volvo's XC90. Inside at the wheel, it's just as in CX-60, which means a relaxing, inviting cabin with a stitched fabric dashboard and a sporty-looking three-spoke wheel. The tall, wide centre console makes the driver's seat feel commanding and you view a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster. The central infotainment screen is the same size and, as usual with Mazda monitors, ignores touchscreen tech in favour of a lower rotary wheel. In the second row, there's a choice of either the usual bench or two luxurious 'captain's chairs', depending on your selection between seven or six-seater models. Huge doors allow easy access to the third row, which isn't as cramped as it usually is with seven-seat SUVs of this kind. There's 258-litres of luggage room with all three rows in place, growing to 687-litres with the second row folded and 1,221-litres with everything flat - or 1,971-litres if you load to the ceiling.

Market and Model

CX-80 prices from launch started from around £49,000 (around £3,600 above the five-seat CX-60) and as with that smaller car, customers are offered various highly specified trim grades, starting with 'Exclusive-Line', then 'Homura', 'Takumi', 'Homura Plus' and 'Takumi Plus' (prices range up to around £56,000). All variants come with features like a 12.3-inch central infotainment screen, wireless smartphone mirroring, Amazon Alexa voice control and tri-zone air conditioning. In addition, there's a memory function that uses facial recognition to restore drive settings to your personal preference. And heat for the front chairs, along with an 8-way adjustable driver seat and a head-up display. For this CX-80, Mazda has also added some extra camera safety features, including head-on collision mitigation, which functions as part of an upgraded 'Smart Brake Support' system. There's also 'Cruising & Traffic Support' that can intervene if the driver becomes unresponsive. Other standard safety features include blind spot monitoring, lane keep assist, cruise control, traffic sign recognition and driver attention alert. Many customers will want the 360-degree camera, which features a 'Trailer Hitch View' and a 'See-Through View' to help with manoeuvring in tight spaces.

Cost of Ownership

Mazda expects most CX-80 customers from launch to opt for the Plug-in Hybrid version, primarily because thanks to its EV range of up to 37 miles, it's rated at 35g/km of CO2, putting it in the 12% Benefit-in-Kind tax bracket. The official combined cycle fuel figure for the PHEV variant is 176.6mpg. Fully charging the Plug-in Hybrid battery using a typical 7kW garage wallbox will take around two and a half hours. Mazda hasn't provided any DC public rapid charging capability (like you'd get in PHEV versions of the Skoda Kodiaq for example). There's an EV drive mode, which restricts the car to battery power: and a 'Charge' mode that allows it to retain battery charge until later in your journey. If you'd prefer the non-plug-in 'E-Skyactiv D' diesel version, you'll benefit from clever technology Mazda calls 'DCPCI' (which stands for 'Distribution Controlled Partially Premixed Compression Ignition'). Here, an unusual egg-shaped combustion chamber delivers cleaner fuel combustion. Also incorporated into this diesel engine is a 48V mild hybrid system. The resulting combined cycle fuel return is up to 49.6mpg. With a CO2 reading of up to 148g/km. We should additionally mention the warranty, the usual unremarkable Mazda three year / 60,000 mile package. You can manage maintenance with a useful 'My Mazda App', which can give you reminders about servicing and through which you can book your car in at your local dealership and access a digitally-stored record of your model's service history.

Summary

When it comes right down to it, the CX-80 is merely a stretched CX-60. But Mazda's taken its time and done the job carefully, creating a resulting package that feels much more complete than its smaller stablemate. You can't help thinking though, that the 'Large Group Platform' this car sits on should have been engineered to allow for a full-EV variant. But Mazda doesn't have to worry about the oncoming EV zeitgeist quite as much as some of its larger volume rivals. And what the Hiroshima company's produced here is a very complete large family SUV that feels notably more premium than most of its mainstream competitors. A rare choice perhaps, but a potentially very satisfying one.

Body Glass
Rear wiper
Front wiper de-icer
Electric front/rear windows with one touch auto up/down
Rain sensing front wipers with adjustable sensitivity and speed
Brakes
Traction control
DSC - Dynamic Stability Control
Hill launch assist
Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
Electronic parking brake with auto disengage function and auto hold function
Front smart city brake support
Hill decent control
Communication
E-call with GPS
Integrated bluetooth
Wireless apple car play/android Auto
Driver Aids
Power assisted steering
Front and rear parking sensors
Emergency stop signalling system
Blind spot assist
Adjustable speed limiter
Blind spot monitoring with rear cross traffic alert
Intelligent speed assist
Distance alert system
Driver attention alert system
Lane keep assist system (LAS) with Lane departure warning system (LDWS)
Exit warning function
Power start/stop button
Kinematic posture control
Traffic sign recognition enhanced with mandated excessive speed warning
Driver Convenience
Power lift gate with handsfree function
Driver Information
Trip computer
Mazda Navigation System with european mapping
Multimedia Commander
Speed alert
12.3" TFT Colour display
Emergency lane keeping with blind spot assist
Driver Monitoring with personal identification
Mazda Driver Personalisation System
Ingress / Egress support and automatic driver position guide
Low washer fluid warning light
Windscreen projected colour active driving display
12.3" Colour entertainment centre display with mazda connect infotainment
Driving Mirrors
Auto dimming driver's door mirror
Gloss black door mirrors
Frameless auto dimming interior rear view mirror
Electrically adjustable, heated auto power folding door mirrors with memory
Embellishment Trims
Mesh metal film centre console panel
Dashboard panel - Cordovan-like vinyl leather
Entertainment
AM/FM and DAB radio
Steering wheel mounted audio/bluetooth controls
Bose surround sound system with 12 Speaker, Bose center point, Bass match and audio pilot technology
USB-C inputs (x2 front and x2 rear)
Exterior Body Features
Body colour roof spoiler
Body coloured bumpers
Electric panoramic sunroof
B-pillar and C-pillar garnishes in piano black finish
Rear side wing doors
Dark plating finish signature wing in front grille
Dark plating front side garnish
Silver decoration panel
Body coloured wheel arch and side mouldings
Differentiated front bumper design to accentuate the intake
Piano black honeycomb style front grille
Exterior Lights
Headlight washers
Automatic headlight levelling
Coming/leaving home lighting function
Signature LED daytime running lights
Dusk sensing headlights
LED rear signature combination lamps
High beam control
Front kodo turn signal
LED 3rd brake light
Dark plated headlight lense
Heating/Cooling/Ventilation
Three zone climate control air conditioning with rear air vents for 2nd and 3rd row
Interior Features
Roof mounted sunglasses holder
Cargo net
Nappa leather upholstery
Leather wrapped gear shift knob
Black roof lining
12v power outlet - front
12V socket in boot
Driver, front passenger and two rear door pockets
Driver and front passenger two rear grab handles with rear coat hooks
Electric telescopic and tilt adjustment steering wheel
Paddle shift
Heated leather wrapped steering wheel
Practical and spacious front centre armrest storage
Front centre storage with illumination and two cupholders
3 seat bench featuring folding centre armrest equipped with two cup holders 2nd row
Door panel trim - Cordovan-like Vinyl leather with matt black hairline film inlay
Interior Lights
Glovebox illumination
Ambient lighting
LED illumination luggage compartment
Front down lamp with front and rear foot lamps
Packs
Convenience and Driver Assistance Pack - CX-80
Safety
Manual rear child locks
Front side airbags
Front and rear curtain airbags
Drivers knee airbag
Active bonnet
Front passenger airbag cut-off switch
Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
Seatbelt reminder for driver/front passenger and rear seats
3 point ELR front seat belts x2 with pretensioners
3 point ELR rear seat belts
Front dual stage driver and single stage front passenger airbags
Seats
Front headrests
3 height adjustable rear headrests
Driver/passenger front seatback pockets
2 seat bench in 3rd row
3 seat bench in 2nd row
ISOFIX child seat anchorage points attached on outer rear seats
Heated front seats with 3 stage setting
Single front passenger seat
Remote fold down rear seats
Driver seat electric tilt, slide, recline, height and lumbar adjustment
Heated outer rear seats with 3-stage setting
Front seat ventilation with 3-stage setting
60/40 split folding 2nd row rear seats
Front passengers seat electric slide, recline, height and lumbar adjustment
Rear seat recline function for rear passenger comfort
50/50 split folding 3rd row rear seats
Security
Smart keyless entry
Thatcham accredited alarm and immobiliser
Remote central locking with deadlocking and automatic door lock when driving
Vanity Mirrors
Driver and front passenger visors with covered vanity mirror and driver ticket holder
Wheels - Alloy
20" Black metallic alloy wheels
Wheels - Spare
Emergency tyre repair kit

Emissions - ICE
WLTP - CO2 (g/km) - Comb - TEL: 148
WLTP - CO2 (g/km) - Comb - TEH: 151
WLTP - CO2 (g/km) - Comb: 151
HC+NOx: N
Particles: N
Standard Euro Emissions: EURO 6
Engine and Drive Train
Cylinders: 6
Cylinder Layout: IN-LINE
Number of Valves: 24
Camshaft: DOHC
Fuel Delivery: COMMON RAIL
Catalytic Convertor: No
Engine Layout: FRONT TRANSVERSE
Compression Ratio: 15.2:1
Transmission: AUTO
Gears: 8 SPEED
CC: 3283
Cylinders - Stroke (mm): 94.2
Cylinders - Bore (mm): 86
Fuel Consumption - ICE
WLTP - MPG - Comb - TEL: 49.6
WLTP - MPG - Comb - TEH: 48.7
WLTP - FC (l/100km) - Comb - TEL: 5.7
EC Directive 1999/100/EC Applies: 0
WLTP - FC (l/100km) - Comb - TEH: 5.8
General
NCAP Adult Occupant Protection %: 92
Special Edition: 0
Did at least one aspect of this vehicle's safety give cause for concern?: 0
Special Order: 0
Based On ID: N
Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07: 39A
Service Interval Mileage: 12500
Service Interval Frequency - Months: 12
Alternative Fuel Qualifying: 0
NCAP Child Occupant Protection %: 88
NCAP Pedestrian Protection %: 84
NCAP Safety Assist %: 79
NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09: 5
Badge Power: 254
Badge Engine CC: 3.3
Vehicle Homologation Class: M1
AdBlue: No
Generation Mark: 1
Coin Series: Homura+ Conv/DAP/Pan
Coin Description: d
Performance
Engine Torque - MKG: 56
Engine Power - BHP: 254
Engine Power - PS: No
0 to 60 mph (secs): 0
Engine Torque - RPM: 1500
Engine Torque - NM: 550
Engine Torque - LBS.FT: 406
Engine Power - RPM: 3750
Engine Power - KW: 187
Test Cycles
Emissions Test Cycle: WLTP
RDE Certification Level: RDE 2
Tyres
Tyre Size Rear: 235/50 R20
Tyre Size Front: 235/50 R20
Tyre Size Spare: TYRE REPAIR KIT
Wheel Type: 20" ALLOY
Space Saver?: 0
Alloys?: No
Wheel Style: N
Vehicle Dimensions
Length: 4995
Width: 1890
Height: 1710
Wheelbase: 3120
Weight and Capacities
Gross Vehicle Weight: 2781
Minimum Kerbweight: 2120
Max. Towing Weight - Braked: 2500
Max. Loading Weight: 661
Luggage Capacity (Seats Up): 566
No. of Seats: 7
Luggage Capacity (Seats Down): 1971

Exterior Body Features
Metallic paint
Mica paint
Special metallic paint
Premium metallic paint
Paint - Metallic
Metallic - Deep crystal blue
Metallic - Platinum quartz
Metallic - Melting copper
Paint - Mica
Mica - Jet black
Paint - Solid
Solid - Arctic white
Paint - Special
Special metallic - Soul red crystal
Premium metallic - Machine grey
Premium metallic - Rhodium white
Special metallic - Artisan red
Trim - Leather
Nappa leather - Black
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