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How much does the Mazda CX-5 weigh?

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PaulLynn
07/23/2025, 12:11:50 PM

Mazda CX-5 curb weight: 2.0 automatic two-wheel drive Smart model 1545kg, 2.0 automatic two-wheel drive Premium model 1558kg, 2.5 automatic two-wheel drive 1593kg, 2.5 automatic four-wheel drive 1677kg. Mazda CX-5 introduction: The new Mazda CX-5 is positioned as a compact SUV, with a length, width, and height of 4555/1840/1710 (mm) respectively, and a wheelbase of 2700mm. Its engine, transmission, body, and chassis all utilize Skyactiv technology, making it a new mass-produced vehicle under the Skyactiv technology. Mazda CX-5 configuration: The Changan Mazda CX-5 is equipped with standard features including front and rear head airbags, keyless start, body stability system, hill assist, multifunction steering wheel, seat lumbar support adjustment, headlight height adjustment, electric heated mirrors, and dual-zone automatic air conditioning.

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LeGenesis
08/10/2025, 07:58:10 AM

Last time I went to the dealership for a test drive, I specifically checked the data. The weight of the Mazda CX-5 varies significantly depending on the configuration. For example, the base front-wheel-drive model weighs around 1,540 kg when empty, while the top-tier all-wheel-drive version with BOSE audio and other features can go up to nearly 1,650 kg. The lightest is the manual transmission version, just over 1,520 kg. The 2.5L all-wheel-drive model I test-drove, the salesperson said, weighs 1,690 kg when fully fueled with 62 liters of gas. You can clearly feel it’s more solid over speed bumps compared to my friend’s CR-V.

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Geoffrey
09/22/2025, 02:02:40 AM

As a construction supervisor who frequently visits construction sites, I have weighed all three CX-5s in our project department. The 2016 2.0L two-wheel-drive version actually weighed 1547 kg, the 2019 four-wheel-drive version was 1623 kg, and the latest hybrid version turned out to be the heaviest, with the battery pack pushing the weight up to 1750 kg. Special attention is needed when carrying measuring equipment—last time, overloading caused abnormal noises in the rear suspension. For every 100 kg increase in vehicle weight, fuel consumption rises by approximately 0.5 liters per 100 km. The 2.5L version’s combined fuel consumption of around 8.5 liters is quite reasonable.

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VanCarmen
11/05/2025, 04:22:17 AM

During maintenance, the technician mentioned that the CX-5's frame uses over 30% 780 MPa high-strength steel, so its base weight is heavier than its peers. The 2015 imported version once weighed 1,678 kg, but after domestic production, weight reduction brought it down to around 1,630 kg. The biggest weight impact comes from the four-wheel-drive system, with the driveshaft alone adding 42 kg. Additionally, opting for 19-inch wheels adds 9 kg compared to 17-inch ones, and the panoramic sunroof assembly weighs about 22 kg. For better fuel efficiency, choosing a two-wheel-drive version with smaller wheels can keep the weight under 1,550 kg.

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GideonFitz
12/26/2025, 09:09:42 PM

Comparing the SUV data of the top three Japanese brands, the CX-5 is about 70 kg heavier than the RAV4 and 50 kg heavier than the CR-V, but 35 kg lighter than the X-Trail. This is mainly due to the Skyactiv technology making the engine lighter—the 2.5L engine weighs only 126 kg, which is 3 kg lighter than Honda's 1.5T. However, the 2023 hybrid version, because of the battery pack, sees its weight surge to 1,742 kg. In actual driving, the increased weight makes the car more stable at high speeds, but it does consume more fuel during city start-stop driving. It is recommended to choose the 2.0L two-wheel-drive version for a better balance between fuel consumption and weight.

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DeJeremiah
03/24/2026, 01:40:24 AM

According to Mazda's technical white paper, the curb weight of the CX-5 is precisely specified by model: the 2022 2.0L FWD version weighs 1,553kg, while the 2.5L AWD version tips the scales at 1,637kg. The roof rack adds 8kg, and the power tailgate module contributes 11kg. Interestingly, folding down the rear seats reduces weight by 28kg. The weight distribution is meticulously engineered, with a near-perfect 50:50 front-rear axle load ratio, resulting in exceptionally sharp cornering. However, when fully loaded with five passengers plus luggage, it easily exceeds 2 tons. Remember, the maximum designed gross weight is 2,140kg – don't exceed this limit when carrying cargo.

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