Most Mazda models offered locally have received a price rise for the 2024 model year of up to $720, depending on the model.
UPDATE, 13/10/2023 – Mazda Australia has clarified the price increase that occurred on October 1 affected only the Mazda 2, CX-60, and CX-90.
Pricing for other Mazda models went up at different points earlier this year.
This updated pricing went into effect on October 1 and affects models including the Mazda 2,CX-60, and CX-90.
A Mazda Australia spokesperson said this price rise is due to “market changes, raw materials and production costs”, along with “currency fluctuations”.
They also confirmed there are no specific specification changes that coincide with this price rise.
Earlier this year Mazda 6 pricing went up by $600, CX-30 pricing went up by $400, CX-5 pricing went up by $600, and CX-8 pricing went up by $600.
The entire Mazda range from October 1 is priced as follows:
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