Will the Mazda CX4 be discontinued?
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Mazda CX4 is gradually reducing production and may be discontinued in the future. Exterior: Mazda's "KODO: Soul of Motion" design language has received positive feedback since its introduction. The CX-4, also featuring this design language, boasts smooth and elegant lines that create a powerful dynamic aesthetic. It is equipped with sharp "Shooting Star" LED headlights and LED daytime running lights, exuding a strong sporty style. Interior: The interior design of the Mazda CX-4 follows a minimalist approach, with a symmetrical center console that emphasizes simplicity while balancing fashion and sportiness. In contrast, the Kodiaq uses a lot of silver chrome accents and piano black finishes in its interior, giving it a slightly more refined feel compared to the CX-4.
I've been following this car for almost three years, so let me share some practical insights as an owner. The domestic version of Mazda CX-4 has indeed been discontinued, mainly due to product line adjustments after the merger of FAW Mazda and Changan Mazda. The showrooms have now been replaced with new models like CX-30 and CX-50. But if you already own a CX-4, there's no need to panic - dealerships are required to provide parts support for at least ten years. Just last week when I went for maintenance, I saw three CX-4s getting bodywork in the service bay. If you're considering buying one, you might look into parallel imports - Japan is still producing right-hand drive versions. Alternatively, check out nearly-new second-hand units; the final batch sold during inventory clearance last year was almost 40,000 yuan cheaper than when I bought mine. Ironically, discontinued niche models often become future classics - just look at how many people are modifying older Mazda6 models these days.
