CX-5 AND CX-9 MID-YEAR UPDATES WITH NEW 2021.5 MODELS

May 27 2021, Wolfe Mazda

Mazda Canada today introduced mid-model year updates for its best-selling CX-5 compact crossover and seven-passenger CX-9 crossover, which continue to define the standard for a refined driving experience in their respective segments.

With this new update, both models see upgrades to technology with the largest infotainment screen to be equipped on CX-5 and CX-9 models, and CX-5 receives the full suite of i-Activsense safety features as standard equipment.

Check out the latest reviews of the 2021 Mazda CX-5 and CX-9 from Autotrader.ca.

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