- The 2021 Mazda CX-5 sees the addition of a standard 10.3-inch infotainment screen and a price increase of no more than $300 across trim levels.
- The CX-5 will also come in a Carbon Edition trim, which offers a unique color scheme.
- The 2021 CX-5, starting at $26,370, will reach dealers next month.
Now a few years into the current generation, Mazda is making small tweaks to its 10Best-winning CX-5. For 2021, the compact crossover sees a small increase in price and is adding a Carbon Edition trim level, as well as a standard 10.3-inch infotainment screen—up from the 7.0-inch screen currently offered in the vehicle.
The 2021 CX-5 starts at $26,370, a price increase of less than $100 from the outgoing model year. Across the other trims, price increases don’t exceed $300, including the top Signature trim level. Adding all-wheel drive on any vehicle still costs $1400.
The Carbon Edition is priced at $29,955 for the front-wheel-drive and $31,355 for the all-wheel-drive version. It offers a unique color scheme, including Polymetal Gray exterior paint, 19-inch black aluminum wheels, and red leather seating with red stitching through the leather steering wheel and shift knob. The Carbon Edition comes standard with the CX-5’s 2.5-liter inline-four but both front- and all-wheel-drive versions can be had with the optional turbocharged 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine for an additional $1805.
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The 2021 Mazda CX-5 is expected to reach dealer lots next month.
Colin Beresford, a born and raised metro Detroiter, has been surrounded by the auto industry his entire life. For most of his formative years, he didn’t know who in their right mind would drive anything but an American-made car. He’s passionate about all the ways that people get around, even if it doesn’t involve a car or a driver. What he looks for in a vehicle is simple: it needs to be able to get him where the skiing, climbing, backpacking, or fly fishing is.
