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CX60 PHEV Exclusive Modern vs Explorer




＜First car selection＞

MAZDA

CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022- 22035

＜Second car selection＞

Ford

Explorer 2019- 12970
#CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022- + Explorer 2019-



#CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022- + Explorer 2019-
#CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022- + Explorer 2019-



Size comparison


A : CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022-
B : Explorer 2019-

name length width height
A 4740mm 1890mm 1685mm
B 5050mm 2000mm 1780mm
difference -310mm -110mm -95mm
name weight wheelbase Minimum turning radius
A 2100kg 2870mm 5.5m
B 1971kg mm m
difference +129kg +2870mm +5.5m
name Cargo Volume seats minimum ride height
A 570L 5 180mm
B L mm
difference +570L +5 +180mm


Max output comparison


A : CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022-
B : Explorer 2019-

name Gasoline engine power Gasoline engine torque Displacement
A 140kW(190PS)261Nm2488cc
B ---
difference ---

EV performance comparison
name Electric motor power(R) Electric motor torque(R)
A 128kW(174PS)270Nm
B --
difference --
name Drive battery capacity cruising range Acceleration 0-100km/h
A 17.8kWh 63km 5.8sec
B kWh km sec
difference +17.8kWh +63km +5.8sec



MAZDA CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022- 22035
Car manufacturer website
Mazda's first new-generation large product group, a middle-sized CSV. With a slightly larger body than the CX-5, it goes even further on luxury car routes. The transmission is not a torque converter type, but it is physically connected by a clutch, so I'm really looking forward to what kind of ride it is.

























Ford Explorer 2019- 12970
Car manufacturer website
State-of-the-art technology is packed into a large, spacious body. The fully digital meter and vertically elongated center monitor give you a sense of the future. The 2WD model has been upgraded from FF to FR, resulting in an increase in quality.




MAZDA CX-60 PHEV Exclusive Modern 2022-

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