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Ouch. Well we will see what they come up with, hopefully it's not a flop.Yep. Definitely RWD platform and longitudinal engine layout. Doubt it will have the space efficiency of the Pilot.
Ouch. Well we will see what they come up with, hopefully it's not a flop.Yep. Definitely RWD platform and longitudinal engine layout. Doubt it will have the space efficiency of the Pilot.
We’ll know this afternoon at 1 pm Eastern. For me, I’ve narrowed it to the Pilot and CX90 later this year or early next. I’m genuinely exited for both of these two.Ouch. Well we will see what they come up with, hopefully it's not a flop.
This may be more painful than the '23 Pilot release if this is how they are going to release information.Here it is!! Look at all the headroom!! Some assembly required...should help keep cost down. View attachment 164847
That was my first thought too.This may be more painful than the '23 Pilot release if this is how they are going to release information.
Yes, definitely RWD.Is the CX90 definitely going in a RWD chassis? Volvo back in the day had transverse inline 6 engines (and a Yamaha V8) so in a large vehicle with McPherson struts allowing a lot of width that could be possible. Look at the 1st gen XC90 and the S80/S60 of that era.
In defence of Mazda though, they did say it was an "unboxing" event, not a global launch or release. Still, I agree, the tease was painful, not gonna lie.This may be more painful than the '23 Pilot release if this is how they are going to release information.
That's hilarious. At least that clock on the wall shows it's coming end of the month.Here it is!! Look at all the headroom!! Some assembly required...should help keep cost down. View attachment 164847
True. The Kia EV9 is on the cusp of being launched, sometime this year. Like the Telluride (A.K.A Selluride), it's going to be mainstream but pricey and hard to find and I don't imagine it would crest the $75,000 ceiling. I expect base MSRP around $60,000There's still be relatively little in terms of 3 row crossover EVs. The Rivian R1S is probably the most similar to our cars, but extremely expensive. Can someone make an EV version of their already successful three row crossover with 200+ miles of range and keep it in within reach of the price points the gas versions are at? To me, that will be extraordinarily successful.
And honestly, I'd love to see a Maverick EV. 200 miles of range without changing the look of it would be perfect.
I am seriously looking forward to this event. I hope the fuel economy is at least 26mpg combined at a reasonable $50,000 - $55,000 price range. I have put all my purchase interests on hold, meanwhile."On January 31, Mazda North American Operations will reveal the first-ever 2024 Mazda CX-90. The CX-90 will be offered with a highly anticipated all-new powerful and responsive 3.3L Inline Six e-Skyactiv Turbo engine.
The available 3.3-liter inline six turbo will have the highest horsepower and torque from a mass production gasoline engine developed by Mazda with 340 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque when using the recommended premium fuel. This engine provides CX-90 an engaging driving experience with a rewarding exhaust note, while also featuring a mild-hybrid system for efficiency without compromising on performance.
This inline six turbo is developed specifically for the large platform, Mazda's all-new rear-biased all-wheel drive layout that supports a performance-focused experience. Additionally, Kinematic Posture Control (KPC), first introduced on the MX-5 Miata, is standard on all CX-90 models and will help maintain Mazda's signature driving dynamics to the three-row crossover SUV."
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All-New Inline Six Turbo to be Available in 2024 Mazda CX-90
On January 31, Mazda North American Operations will reveal the first-ever 2024 Mazda CX-90. The CX-90 will be offered with a highly anticipated all-new powerful and responsive 3.3L Inline Six...news.mazdausa.com
They're going straight for Acura's throat. I expect this to be substantially more expensive than the CX-9. Will probably start in the upper 40s/low 50s and go up to the upper 50s."On January 31, Mazda North American Operations will reveal the first-ever 2024 Mazda CX-90. The CX-90 will be offered with a highly anticipated all-new powerful and responsive 3.3L Inline Six e-Skyactiv Turbo engine.
The available 3.3-liter inline six turbo will have the highest horsepower and torque from a mass production gasoline engine developed by Mazda with 340 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque when using the recommended premium fuel. This engine provides CX-90 an engaging driving experience with a rewarding exhaust note, while also featuring a mild-hybrid system for efficiency without compromising on performance.
This inline six turbo is developed specifically for the large platform, Mazda's all-new rear-biased all-wheel drive layout that supports a performance-focused experience. Additionally, Kinematic Posture Control (KPC), first introduced on the MX-5 Miata, is standard on all CX-90 models and will help maintain Mazda's signature driving dynamics to the three-row crossover SUV."
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All-New Inline Six Turbo to be Available in 2024 Mazda CX-90
On January 31, Mazda North American Operations will reveal the first-ever 2024 Mazda CX-90. The CX-90 will be offered with a highly anticipated all-new powerful and responsive 3.3L Inline Six...news.mazdausa.com
True. I do not expect it to be at the level of the BMW B58, however, Mazda knows a thing or two about tuning the chassis in harmony with the powertrain. This new RWD architecture should give them plenty of room to fine tune it. This Mazda now comes close to the Acura MDX Type-S which starts at $70k.While there are some that may outperform it (Explorer ST, Durango SRT, maybe some others) I've driven enough BMWs to know that if the I6 is done right (and while I don't hold Mazda in high regard I think their engine balancing is the only brand that competes with Honda) this will be fantastic to drive and a true pleasure to hear and feel accelerating.
I'm more interested now, the marketers did a really nice job with that piece of text and the numbers they provided are good enough to make me notice.