Tag: CX5

  • Mazda strengthens its customer convenience commitment with the introduction of ‘Mazda your way’

    2020 Mazda CX-51

    With the UK adjusting to the changing retail landscape, Mazda has strengthened its commitment for customer convenience with the national introduction of Mazda Your Way, an evolution of the successful London Mazda MyWay pilot and dealer based programme. Designed to put the customer in full control of their purchasing experience, the new Mazda Your Way service offers customers even more convenient ways to try, buy and service Mazda vehicles with a number of remote solutions to connect to a dealer.

    Designed around a series of convenience services, Mazda Your Way aims to support customers throughout the car buying process – from initial contact to ownership and servicing – and provides customers with the flexibility and confidence they can engage with a Mazda dealer in their way of choice. With 98 dealers committed to the Mazda Your Way service across the UK, customers can remotely engage with their local Mazda dealer to bring the first-class dealership experience straight to their home, making the car buying process even easier.

    The Mazda Your Way journey starts with the customer choosing how they would like to engage and connect with Mazda. Remote consultations are provided through a variety of channels including email and phone, and have now expanded to include Live Chat and Live video appointments for a highly personal experience. With the option to partake in a virtual video product presentation, customers are then able to view and discuss their chosen Mazda model, key features, premium interior trims and finance options without stepping into a physical dealership.

    Keeping in line with the latest government guidelines, the new Mazda Your Way service offers flexible and no obligation test drives from dealerships, or customers can confidently choose to bring the in-dealer test drive experience directly to their home. For those wishing to engage away from the dealership environment, customers are able to remotely reserve their chosen Mazda with a contactless reservation fee and opt to have the vehicle personally delivered to their home for added reassurance; all of which means customers can go through the entire car buying process from the comfort of their home if they wish.

    With customer and staff safety at the highest priority, all dealerships will meet all government advice and guidelines on social distancing, with some additional measures in place that go above and beyond for customer and staff safety. On arrival to dealerships there will be hand sanitisers, social distancing markers and, where appropriate, a touch free environment to ensure a safe visit. All surfaces, keys and cars will be cleaned regularly to ensure customers are in a safe and sanitised environment during unaccompanied test drives and home deliveries.

    Customer convenience continues into the aftersales environment, with a range of options to contact and book servicing appointments with Mazda Your Way dealers. Available to book online, by email or live chat, customers can engage with a dealership to discuss their Mazda vehicle, MOT, warranty and servicing in greater detail, plus have the option to remotely book a video consultation with a dedicated Service Advisor.

    Commenting on the new Mazda Your Way experience, Jeremy Thomson, Managing Director at Mazda Motors UK, said: “Over the last few months, we have seen unprecedented change to our businesses, and recognise that lockdown has created anxiety for some customers who now wish to engage outside of a physical dealership. While we appreciate the importance of the traditional physical showroom and service centres, and will continue to invest in our network, we have also designed a programme to build comfort and reassurance for our customers who now wish to engage away from dealer premises.”

    Adding, “the new Mazda Your Way offers customers the flexibility of still being able to visit a dealer – where they’ll receive a great customer experience – or the option to connect with the dealer in a way that suits them best throughout the ownership of their Mazda. With 80 per cent of our UK dealer network already committed to deliver the new Mazda Your Way service, we are able to offer even more customers with a wider, more flexible scope of convenient services that are there to reassure customers today and over the long term. We will be adding services to enhance Mazda Your Way over time with the inclusion of a full end-to-end on-line sales platform which we’ll be launching over the coming months.”

  • Mazda CX-5 with Smart City Brake Support

    Mazda has announced their latest technology named Smart City Brake Support (SCBS). It practically helps a driver to avoid frontal collisions during city driving at low speeds. The all-new 2012 Mazda CX-5 compact crossover will be equipped with SCBS. The safety system uses a laser sensor to detect a vehicle or obstacle in front of the Mazda CX-5. If the driver fails to slow the vehicle appropriately, or to take avoiding action, SCBS automatically activates the brakes and reduces the engine output at the same time. In such way, the SCBS helps to avoid collisions rom rear-end collisions at low speeds, which are among the most common accidents in the city.

    Actually, the system works at low speeds between 4 km/h (2.5 mph) and 30.5 km/h (19 mph). As we mentioned a laser sensor, which is mounted at the top of the windscreen detects a vehicle or obstacle in front of the car. It also monitors the gap between the two vehicles and the closing speed. If the SCBS calculates that there is a risk of a collision occurring and the driver were to take no action, the safety system pre-pressures the braking system. This ensures a faster response when the driver activates the brakes. Still, if there is no action from the driver, an automatic braking operation is activated. Remember, it is only effective within speeds from 4 km/h to 30.5 km/h.

    Mazda Motor Corporation is working hard on its safety technologies. The manufacturer is aiming for the ultimate goal of realising an accident-free and safe motorised society. Mazda intends to extend its advanced safety technologies, such as SCBS, to future new models, following its debut on Mazda CX-5, to contribute to provide all customers with driving pleasure together with outstanding environmental and safety performance.

    Mazda CX-5 with Smart City Brake Support
    Mazda CX-5 with Smart City Brake Support

    Source: Mazda

  • 2013 Mazda CX-5

    Mazda North American Operations has unveiled its all-new 2013 CX-5 compact SUV at the Los Angeles Auto Show. CX-5 embodies the perfect balance between the best of all worlds: captivating design, dynamic handling, unexpected efficiency, flexible functionality and first-class safety, with a dash of Zoom-Zoom.
    “The 2013 CX-5 is the vehicle compact SUV shoppers have been asking for – that only Mazda can build,” commented Jim O’Sullivan, president and CEO, MNAO.

    “Entering an extremely competitive segment, the all-new CX-5 has to offer more than just flash and features, but also has to perform and provide consumers with the dynamic response they’ve come to expect from Mazda – and it does. With its SKYACTIV underpinnings and best-in-class fuel economy, CX-5 proves that fun needn’t be sacrificed for fuel efficiency and that compact doesn’t equate compromise.”, he added.

    The new CX-5 is powered by a SKYACTIV 2.0 liter petrol engine with 157PS (116 kW) at 6000RPM and 203Nm (150 lb-ft) of torque at 4000RPM.The choice of transmissions includes  the SKYACTIV-MT 6-speed manual or SKYACTIV-Drive 6-speed automatic. The power unit returns 26mpg in city cycle and 33 mpg on the highway for a FWD model.

    Standard safety equipment includes six airbags – front, side and full side-curtain, four wheel disk brakes, ABS, daytime running lights, active headrests, DSC (Dynamic Stability Control), a TCS (Traction Control System) and a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). Also available are a Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) system, Adaptive Front-Lighting System (AFLS) with auto-levelling bi-xenon headlamps and a rear view camera with distance guide lines.

    2013 CX-5 will hit the market in the next year and the price list is not announced, yet.

    2013 Mazda CX-5
    2013 Mazda CX-5

    Source: Mazda

  • 2012 Mazda CX-5 at the Frankfurt Motor Show

    MMC (Mazda Motor Corporation) has announced the new 2012 Mazda CX-5 compact crossover SUV, which will be exhibited at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show on Tuesday, 13 September.

    The vehicle will adopt SKYACTIV TECHNOLOGY and the new design theme – KODO – Soul of Motion.

    The compact crossover SUV will compete against the proven BMW X3, Mercedes-Benz GLK and Audi Q5. 2012 CX-5 will come with a SKYACTIV-G 2.0 gasoline engine and SKYACTIV-D 2.2 diesel engine. Both power units will be available in Standard Power and High Power versions.

    Mazda’s engineers focused on achieving exceptional environmental performance for a compact SUV and targeted CO2 emissions of less than 120g/km for the SKYACTIV-D 2.2 engined model.

    Joining the CX-5 on Mazda’s stand at the Frankfurt Show will be the upgraded Mazda3.  This hugely popular Mazda now delivers lower CO2 emissions, more sporty and stable driving dynamics, with an updated interior and exterior design, and higher quality levels.

    Check out Mazda’s main exhibits at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show, below!

    2012 Mazda CX-5
    2012 Mazda CX-5

    Mazda at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show

    New Models Mazda CX-5  (World premiere)
    Mazda3 upgraded model  (European premiere)
    New Technology New Mazda SKYACTIV-G direct injection gasoline engine
    New Mazda SKYACTIV-D clean diesel engine
    New Mazda SKYACTIV-Drive automatic transmission
    New Mazda SKYACTIV-MT manual transmission
    Current vehicle range on sale in Europe Mazda2, Mazda5, Mazda6, Mazda MX-5, Mazda CX-7

    *Standard Power SKYACTIV-D 2.2 model with front-wheel-drive, SKYACTIV-MT manual transmission and i-stop fuel-saving technology

    Source: Mazda