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MAZDA HYBRID VEHICLES

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MAZDA HYBRID VEHICLES

Mazda Hybrid Electric Vehicles



HYBRID BENEFITS

BUILT FOR MORE WHEREVER YOU GO.

This Mazda hybrid powertrain can deliver an EPA-estimated 38 MPG combined and a total driving range of 100 miles beyond both CX-50 2.5 S and 2.5 Turbo models all while maintaining the unique driving dynamics that you'd expect from a Mazda vehicle. 1

Mazda Hybrid Electric Vehicles – Better Fuel Efficiency

BETTER FUEL ECONOMY

You can save on fuel costs when driving a hybrid. Hybrids are most efficient in stop-and-go city driving environments and still offer great efficiency during highway driving. For example, customers who drive a CX-50 Hybrid can expect to save about $640 a year,

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depending on factors like driving style, miles driven, and fuel prices, compared to 2025 Mazda CX-50 2.5 Turbo models.



Mazda Hybrid Electric Vehicles – Signature Driving Dynamics

SIGNATURE DRIVING DYNAMICS

Our hybrid crossover SUVs feature all-wheel drive and our Mazda Intelligent Drive Select (Mi-Drive) system, so you can still choose from different drive modes to best suit your driving and road conditions.





AVAILABLE HYBRID SUVs

EFFICIENCY FOR EVERY ACTIVITY

The refined-yet-rugged Mazda CX-50 now offers a hybrid model, so you can go even further in pursuit of what moves you.

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THE 2025 MAZDA CX-50 HYBRID

This hybrid vehicle features Mi-Drive with unique Trail and Power modes, as well as an e-AWD system that uses electric motors for power delivery in off-road driving or inclement weather conditions, while maintaining efficiency.

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EXPLORE CX-50 HYBRID



2025 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+

We’re proud that eight Mazda vehicles, including the 2025 Mazda CX-50 Hybrid, have won a 2025 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+ award, more than any other brand (as of April 2025) – so you can drive with control, safety, and confidence. Visit www.iihs.org to learn more.



FAQs

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  • Hybrid vehicles have both an electric motor and gas engine and blend the two power sources. Whilst this combination allows for greater fuel efficiency over a similarly sized gas-powered vehicle, hybrid vehicles require gas to power the vehicle, therefore, it's crucial to always maintain gasoline in the fuel tank.

  • A hybrid’s battery is charged by both regenerative braking and through the gasoline engine and it always requires gas to run, whereas a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) charges its larger battery pack primarily by plugging it into an external power source, allowing it to drive on electric power alone for shorter distances. Learn more about their differences here.

    A full-electric vehicle (also known as a battery electric vehicle or BEV) is solely powered by an electric motor and battery and does not use gas. The battery needs to be charged externally.

  • Yes, while hybrid vehicles have an electric motor that supports its gas engine, they are still primarily powered by the gas engine. Therefore, a hybrid vehicle requires gasoline at all times.

  • Yes, due to support from the electric motor, hybrid vehicles have improved fuel economy compared to similarly sized gas-powered vehicles. Subsequently, they can travel farther distances on a single tank of gas.

  • The main advantages of a hybrid vehicle are better fuel efficiency and lower tailpipe emissions than a similar gas-powered vehicle.



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