Full review of the 2023 Mazda CX-8 in Asaki trim, available with 140kW petrol or 140kW turbo diesel engines and optional AWD, plus 6 or 7 seats.
Mazda has kept its most affordable three-row SUV range around for another year with the CX-8 receiving a fresh facelift outside and a few new features inside. But how long can the CX-8 last when the luxurious, six-cylinder CX-80 has been confirmed for Australia?
Time codes:
0:00 - 2023 updates
0:20 - Facelift changes
0:35 - Dimensions
1:02 - 775L boot space
1:16 - Mazda’s SUV range
1:54 - Updated interior
2:12 - Cabin technology
2:28 - Third row space
3:04 - Is this update enough?
3:25 - Narrower than CX-9
3:47 - Turbo diesel engine
4:17 - Petrol engine
4:57 - Suspension changes
5:20 - Quiet interior
5:35 - Automatic transmission
6:02 - Ergonomics
6:38 - Pricing and specs
7:30 - CX-8 remains popular
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