2025 Mazda CX-60 Buyer Guide

2025 Mazda CX-60 Buyer’s Guide for Grades, Prices and Best Value in Adelaide

The 2025 Mazda CX-60 update gave Adelaide buyers more choice at both ends of the range.

Mazda introduced Pure as a new entry grade and Touring between Evolve and GT. The update also revised suspension settings and the eight-speed transmission to improve comfort and low-speed response.

For buyers comparing the Mazda CX-60 in Adelaide, the five-grade structure makes it easier to match equipment and price to the way you actually use the SUV.

What Changed for the 2025 Mazda CX-60?

The 2025 update brought Pure and Touring into the range, creating five grades in total.

• Pure
• Evolve
• Touring
• GT
• Azami

Mazda also revised the rear suspension and transmission calibration. Evolve, Touring and GT gained Front Cross Traffic Alert, Cruising and Traffic Support, plus the 360-degree View Monitor with See-Through View.

The update initially offered G40e petrol mild hybrid, D50e diesel mild hybrid and P50e plug-in hybrid powertrains. Mazda later introduced a 2.5-litre G25 petrol option during 2025.

Buyers can review the Mazda CX-60 alongside the current dealership range.

Pure Gives Buyers a Lower Entry Point

Pure joined the range as the most accessible grade.

Mazda launched the G40e Pure at $50,240 before on-road costs in May 2025. Standard features included 18-inch alloy wheels, a 360-degree monitor, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, front and rear parking sensors and Blind Spot Monitoring.

Later in 2025, Mazda added the rear-wheel-drive G25 Pure from $44,240 before on-road costs.

Pure suits buyers who want the CX-60 platform without paying for the higher-grade cabin equipment.

Evolve Adds Useful Daily Equipment

Evolve adds technology that many drivers will notice often.

Mazda includes wireless phone charging, a remote power tailgate, Driver Monitoring, Front Cross Traffic Alert and its 360-degree View Monitor with See-Through View.

This grade can make sense for buyers who prioritise practical convenience over luxury extras.

Touring Hits a Strong Middle Ground

Touring joined the 2025 lineup between Evolve and GT.

Mazda adds leather seats, heated front seats, power adjustment for both front seats, driver position memory and exterior mirror memory.

At launch, G40e Touring started from $58,240 before on-road costs.

For many families and professionals, Touring gives the CX-60 a noticeably richer cabin without moving into GT pricing.

GT Adds More Comfort and Technology

GT introduces 20-inch wheels, a panoramic sunroof, a Bose 12-speaker audio system, a hands-free power tailgate and heated front and rear seats.

It makes sense for drivers who spend plenty of time in the car and place more value on cabin equipment.

Azami Sits at the Top of the Range

Azami adds Nappa leather, ventilated front seats, a frameless interior mirror and further exterior detailing.

Mazda also offers SP and Takumi option packages for buyers who want a different interior and exterior treatment.

Which CX-60 Grade Offers the Best Value?

Pure gives budget-conscious buyers access to the CX-60 at the lowest price.

Touring makes a strong family choice because it adds leather, heated seats and power adjustment without jumping directly to GT.

GT suits buyers who want more cabin comfort and technology.

Azami makes sense for those who place the highest priority on finish and equipment.

Drivers who need seven seats can compare the Mazda CX-80, while buyers who want a smaller SUV can review the Mazda CX-5.

Find the Right Mazda CX-60 in Adelaide

The 2025 update gave the CX-60 a stronger grade structure and more competitive entry pricing.

The best choice depends on the features you use, your preferred powertrain and the amount you want to spend.

A book a Mazda test drive appointment can help you compare grades on the road. Edwardstown Mazda can also explain available Mazda finance options.

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