Japanese automaker Mazda is phasing out the CX-70 crossover after struggling with sales, marking the end of a model that failed to gain traction in a crowded market. Meanwhile, the company is revamping its CX-90 lineup for 2027, introducing two-row configurations to expand its appeal while boosting towing capacity and adding new standard equipment. The changes reflect Mazda’s shift toward larger, more versatile SUVs amid evolving consumer demand. Industry observers will watch whether the refreshed CX-90 can deliver the performance and features needed to fill the gap left by the discontinued CX-70.
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.
