Mazda’s redesigned stalwart enters the compact SUV scramble with a sharper edge, proving that soul-infused driving dynamics aren't just for the weekend supercar.
In a segment often defined by the appliance-like utility of the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V, Mazda has consistently played the role of the precision iron specialist.
The road test of the 2026 model reveals a chassis that is significantly better to drive than its predecessors, maintaining Mazda’s signature tactile engagement.
Under the bonnet, the 2.0L petrol remains a core fixture, providing a linear power delivery that rewards smooth inputs over raw speed—a mechanical philosophy reminiscent of a…
Mazda’s redesigned stalwart enters the compact SUV scramble with a sharper edge, proving that soul-infused driving dynamics aren't just for the weekend supercar.