Japanese automaker Mazda has announced the discontinuation of its CX-70 crossover, citing sluggish sales performance as the primary reason. Meanwhile, the company is expanding its lineup with a refreshed 2027 CX-90, now offering two-row seating configurations alongside enhanced towing capabilities and a suite of newly standard features. The changes reflect Mazda’s strategic shift toward models better aligned with consumer demand. Industry observers will watch how these adjustments impact the brand’s market positioning.
Mazda is retiring the CX-70 after weak sales and adding two-row trims to the refreshed 2027 CX-90, which gets more towing capacity and new standard features.
