2026 Mazda CX-60 G40e Pure evaluate


The CX-60 has been probably the most profitable of Mazda’s new household of luxury-oriented SUVs, and its lineup of variants is now extra expansive than ever.

An entry-level ‘G25’ 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, together with a rear-wheel drive configuration, was launched in late 2025, undercutting the beforehand most reasonably priced CX-60 variant on take a look at right here.

That makes the CX-60 a reasonably distinctive providing in Australia’s booming mid-size SUV phase, by which many rivals additionally supply four-cylinder hybrid powertrains. However regardless of tightening emissions rules, Mazda has gone in opposition to the grain and provided a pair of ‘old-school’ six-cylinder engines to set its bigger SUVs other than the pack.

That appears particularly good within the base CX-60 Pure, which gives six-cylinder energy for simply over $50,000. Nonetheless, regardless of that vital drawcard, it’s unattainable to disregard the very fact the entry-level CX-60 is priced equally to mid-to-high-spec mainstream rivals.

With that in thoughts, how does the six-cylinder Mazda CX-60 G40e Pure stack up in 2026?