Japanese automaker Mazda has announced the discontinuation of its CX-70 crossover, citing disappointing sales performance. Meanwhile, the company is expanding its lineup with a refreshed 2027 CX-90, now offering two-row seating configurations. The updated model also introduces increased towing capacity and a range of new standard features aimed at enhancing its appeal. These changes reflect Mazda’s strategic shift toward larger, more versatile SUVs.
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.
