Mazda Fleet Program expanded to include SUVs
MAZDA Australia has announced the addition of two new modes to its popular Mazda Fleet Program with the CX-5 and CX-8 SUVs now available alongside the BT-50 utility.
Available to large fleet customers, the Mazda Fleet Program now comprises more than 25 offerings, with all grades of BT-50, CX-5 and CX-8 incorporated within the program.
“Renowned for their ample versatility, immersive driveability and enduring quality, the CX-5 and CX-8 are now very welcome additions to the Mazda Fleet program that open-up more choice to our valued fleet customers,” said Mazda Australia’s director of sales, Jarrod Gieschen.
“Both models offer immense flexibility, with a range of powertrains, front- or all-wheel drive, diverse model grades and even the choice of six or seven seats in the CX-8; so, there is truly a CX-5 or CX-8 that can be enjoyed by every fleet customer.”
Mr Gieschen said fleet operators taking advantage of the expanded scheme will be ordering the latest CX-5, which is now priced from $36,560 plus on-road costs (see full pricing detail below).
The updated Mazda CX-5 range now comprises Maxx, Maxx Sport, Touring, GT SP and Akera grades, the petrol-powered line-up offering 2.0- and 2.5-litre normally aspirated (badged G20 and G25 respectively) and 2.5-litre (badged G35) turbocharged four-cylinder engines in conjunction with two- and all-wheel drive.
Further, Mazda will offer a new paint colour, Platinum Quartz (replacing Sonic Silver), while the G20 Maxx gains wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, now with touchscreen functionality.
For the G25 Touring, we now find 19-inch black-finished alloy wheels and Maztex upholstery, while G25 and G35 GT SP and Akera variants both receive a handsfree powered tailgate and a new grille design.
Finally, flagship Akera variants are also fitted out with new interior garnishing to contrast the Dark Russet Nappa leather upholstery.
Meanwhile, the Mazda CX-8 range – comprising Sport, Touring, Active, GT SP, Asaki and Asaki LE grades – was comprehensively updated earlier this year.
Revisions to the line-up saw the introduction of a 10.25-inch infotainment screen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, USB-C ports, and a range of styling enhancements.
The CX-8 range remains powered by the choice of G25 (2.5-litre petrol) or D35 (2.2-litre turbo-diesel) four-cylinder engines depending on the model grade specified.
Mazda Australia says that in addition to preferential pricing, all Mazda Fleet Program customers benefit from priority stock allocation and loan evaluation vehicles, as well as five years of premium roadside assistance and Mazda’s five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty.
The Mazda Fleet Program is available to key leasing companies across the country, as well as rental companies and local, state or federal government fleet buyers.
2023 Mazda CX-5 pricing*:
|
G20 Maxx (a) |
$36,560 |
(+$450) |
|
G25 Maxx Sport (a) |
$40,280 |
(+$370) |
|
G25 Maxx Sport AWD (a) |
$42,780 |
(+$370) |
|
G25 Touring AWD (a) |
$44,920 |
(+$620) |
|
G25 Touring Active AWD (a) |
- |
Discontinued |
|
D35 Touring Active AWD (a) |
- |
Discontinued |
|
G25 GT SP AWD (a) |
$50,280 |
(+$370) |
|
G25 Akera AWD (a) |
$52,470 |
(+$370) |
|
G35 GT SP AWD (a) |
$52,780 |
(+$370) |
|
G35 Akera AWD (a) |
$54,970 |
(+$370) |
|
D35 Akera AWD (a) |
- |
Discontinued |
2023 Mazda CX-8 pricing*:
|
G25 Sport (a) |
$42,660 |
Unchanged |
|
G25 Touring (a) |
$49,560 |
Unchanged |
|
D35 Sport AWD (a) |
$49,660 |
Unchanged |
|
D35 Touring Active AWD (a) |
$57,510 |
Unchanged |
|
G25 GT SP (a) |
$59,160 |
Unchanged |
|
G25 Asaki (a) |
$62,410 |
Unchanged |
|
D35 GT SP AWD (a) |
$66,160 |
Unchanged |
|
D35 Asaki AWD (a) |
$69,410 |
Unchanged |
|
D35 Asaki LE AWD (a) |
$72,010 |
Unchanged |
*Pricing excludes on-road costs.
