Mazda CX-60 (KH)

Mazda CX-60 (KH) is the larger end of Mazda’s crossover line, aimed at drivers who want a roomy, more premium-feeling SUV rather than a small city runabout. By our assessment, it stands out for rear-biased handling in a class that often feels front-heavy, and for the brand’s effort to make the cabin feel more refined than a plain family hauler. The downside is size and complexity: it asks for more space, and some versions come with drivetrains that are aimed at efficiency and torque rather than simple, lightweight ease. In practice it is a tall wagon-like SUV with a quiet cabin, a long hood, and enough road presence that parking and tight streets matter. Compared with mainstream family crossovers, it leans more upscale; compared with true luxury rivals, it sits a step down in badge cachet but often close in ambition. Mazda CX-60 (KH) is the sort of car that pays for refinement with mass and scale, and that is clear from the first look inside.