Is the Mazda CX-5 engine originally imported?

[TannerAnn]

Depending on the model year, the Mazda CX-5 comes in both imported and domestically produced versions. The engine in the new Mazda CX-5 is imported. The main change in the new Mazda model is the addition of a 2.5T turbocharged engine, making it the first Mazda model to feature a 2.5T gasoline turbo engine. Additionally, the 2.2T diesel version comes with a 6MT transmission. Below is a detailed introduction to the Mazda CX-5: 1. Exterior: The Chang'an Mazda CX-5's exterior shows no significant differences from the earlier imported version, with the "Chang'an Mazda" badge on the rear indicating its domestic production status. 2. Interior: Compared to the "KODO" exterior design, the interior of the new Chang'an Mazda CX-5 has undergone some changes, featuring a new infotainment system, increased storage space, rear air vents, and a layout identical to the imported version. However, the Chang'an Mazda CX-5 interior adds piano black finishes and chrome decorations, further enhancing its premium feel. 3. Features: The Chang'an Mazda CX-5 comes standard with front and rear head airbags, keyless start, stability control, hill start assist, multifunction steering wheel, seat lumbar support adjustment, headlight height adjustment, heated power mirrors, and dual-zone automatic climate control.

[Alessandra]

I've worked at an auto repair shop for over a decade and fixed plenty of Mazda CX-5s. After localization, this model's engine switched to domestically assembled units produced at the Nanjing plant. Mazda transferred the complete Skyactiv technology suite here, even importing production line equipment from Japan. While some complain 'domestic versions aren't as good as imports,' when I disassemble them, the cylinder block precision and assembly craftsmanship are identical to early imported versions. Higher localization rates actually benefit customers - maintenance parts can be replaced same-day. Last time I replaced a high-pressure fuel pump for a client, the domestic part arrived in two days, far better than waiting half a month for imported components.

[DeMaximus]

Today, I received three customers interested in the CX-5, and they all inquired about the engine's origin. In fact, all the engines we currently sell are domestically produced, but the Skyactiv technology for the three major components remains the original Mazda version. The chassis of the new car in our showroom bears the 'Changan Mazda' steel stamp, and the specifications clearly indicate a domestically produced G-series engine. The customer who just took delivery of the 2.5L model even compared it with the imported version's maintenance manual, and the piston ring specifications were completely identical. The advantage of domestic production is faster parts supply. Last week, we replaced an oxygen sensor for a regular customer, and the warehouse had the part ready for immediate dispatch.

[MacAngelina]

Last year when I replaced my CX-5, I was torn about whether it had imported parts. The salesperson directly took me to visit the maintenance workshop. The mechanic pointed at the chassis and said the domestic engine code starts with PYVW, and the third digit of the serial number is the mark for domestic batches. The most straightforward way is to open the engine hood and check the label, which is bilingual in Chinese and English, stating 'Made in China.' In daily use, there's no difference compared to my colleague's older imported model, and the distinctive ZOOM-ZOOM sound during cold starts is still preserved. During regular maintenance, I found an advantage: the prices of common parts like air filters are 30% cheaper than when they were imported.