Mazda ends production of the CX-70 after two U.S. model years and removes it from the lineup for 2027. Multiple outlets report that the two-row vehicle’s role is taken over by changes to the CX-90 range.
Car and Driver describes Mazda “folding” the CX-70 into the larger CX-90 lineup, expanding CX-90 options for two-row buyers. Carscoops similarly says Mazda will discontinue the CX-70 while selling two- and three-row CX-90 models instead, indicating a rebalancing of the SUV lineup.
The Truth About Cars adds further detail, saying Mazda confirms the CX-70’s end and that the refreshed CX-90 for 2027 includes new paint, added technology, and a suspension tuning aimed at addressing complaints. While all outlets agree on the discontinuation and the shift to CX-90 variants, they differ in how much vehicle-specific change they highlight.
