2023 Mazda CX-60PHEV Teased with More Than 300 HP, Debuts March 8,

2023 Mazda CX-60PHEV Teased with More Than 300 HP, Debuts March 8,
It will introduce a new rear-wheel drive platform.

Europe, are we ready for more SUVs? Mazda has released a teaser image and video combination for the CX-60. This is the first vehicle in the Large Product Group, which was announced last October. It will also be available in Japan and other countries, but it is not sold in the United States or additional countries where Zoom-Zoom sells an identical CX70 with a larger body.
This teaser photo of the CX-60, which was seen unveiled at a photo shoot in November, confirms that it was real. The headlights are identical with the LED daytime running lamps that have a horizontal line reaching to the grille. The (hopefully) functional air curtains feature the same upright orientation with a glossy black trim applied to the surround of the grille.

Mazda will sell the 2023 CX-60 on the Old Continent with a plug in hybrid powertrain that combines a four-cylinder, 2.5-liter gasoline engine and an electric motor. The SUV will produce more than 300 horsepower and comply with European emissions regulations. The first plug-in hybrid vehicle by the company, it will go down in history. It will be followed by the CX-80 with three rows.
2023 Mazda CX-60PHEV Teased with More Than 300 HP, Debuts March 8,

Within the next two-years, both larger SUVs will be available in Europe. The CX-70 in the US will be joined by the three-row CX-90 in the US. It also has a larger body than the CX-80. These products are engineered to accept PHEV powertrains as well as a new line of straight-six gasoline or diesel engines with a mild hybrid setup. Although there is no information about the arrival of larger combustion engines in Europe, Mazda has confirmed that the new SUVs it plans to sell in the US will include them. The four models will be riding on a new rear-wheel-drive platform, although this has not been confirmed by Mazda.