What are the differences between the domestic Mazda CX-7 and the imported CX-7?

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ClaireMarie
07/29/25 3:32pm
Mazda CX-5 Imported vs. Domestic Differences: 1. Exterior Design: As the latest design concept of the Mazda family, the "Kodo—Soul of Motion" design elements are perfectly presented in the domestic model, with its appearance completely consistent with the imported version. It must be admitted that this youthful and sporty "face" has indeed left a good impression on domestic consumers. The side profile of the body is also eye-catching, with the rising waistline giving the car a forward-leaning posture, and the slightly sloping roofline at the rear perfectly aligns with its sporty design inspiration. The prominent rear spoiler is particularly pleasing. Additionally, the domestic version comes with a roof rack, providing great convenience for travel. 2. Interior and Configuration: Interior craftsmanship and materials are often key areas where joint-venture domestic models cut costs, but the domestic CX-5 maintains high standards in both workmanship and material quality, with no signs of cost-cutting. In fact, it features many improvements in detail compared to the imported version. 3. Features: Front and rear head airbags, keyless start, body stability system, hill-start assist, multifunction steering wheel, seat lumbar support adjustment, headlight height adjustment, heated power mirrors, dual-zone automatic climate control, etc., are all standard across the range. Compared to the imported version, these features are either maintained or enhanced. 4. Powertrain: Despite the increasingly challenging traffic conditions in China, the pursuit of car performance has never stopped. The imported CX-5 only offers a 2.0L engine with a maximum power of 114KW and a maximum torque of 200N·m, which clearly did not satisfy domestic consumers. The domestic version pleasantly surprises with the addition of a 2.5L engine, delivering a maximum power of 144KW and a maximum torque of 252N·m, significantly narrowing the gap with competitors in the same segment and greatly enhancing the CX-5's competitiveness.
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