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Are you ready for a game-changer in the compact SUV market? Meet the 2025 Mazda CX-50 Hybrid, a sleek and thrilling addition to the Mazda family. Known for its stylish design and engaging driving experience, the CX-50 Hybrid takes it up a notch by borrowing the electrified powertrain from the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. This setup includes a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine paired with three electric motors, producing a robust 219 horsepower. With all-wheel drive as a standard feature and an impressive 38 miles per gallon combined fuel economy rating, the CX-50 Hybrid is designed to excel.

Mazda’s focus on maintaining a balance between comfort and athleticism means that the hybrid model retains the enjoyable ride and handling of its nonhybrid counterpart. In our most recent compact crossover comparison test, the CX-50 stood out for its near-perfect blend of these qualities. The interior of the CX-50 Hybrid continues this trend, offering a luxurious, feature-rich cabin that competes with more premium brands—a hallmark of Mazda’s recent designs.

The CX-50 Hybrid enters a rapidly growing market segment, competing against the Honda CR-V Hybrid, Kia Sportage Hybrid, and Mitsubishi Outlander Hybrid. This eco-friendly SUV not only expands Mazda's lineup but also provides an attractive option for environmentally conscious drivers.

Despite sharing its powertrain with the RAV4 Hybrid, the CX-50 Hybrid has its unique flair. We anticipate similar performance, with an estimated 0 to 60 miles per hour time close to the Toyota’s 7.3 seconds. Although we have not yet tested the CX-50 Hybrid ourselves, we look forward to updating you with our findings as soon as we hit the track.

One trade-off for the hybrid model is its towing capacity, which is limited to 1500 pounds compared to the nonhybrid’s 2000 pounds. Nevertheless, Mazda offers an optional tow hitch and wiring package for those who need it.

The price of the 2025 Mazda CX-50 Hybrid starts at $35,390 and can go up to $41,470 depending on the chosen trim and options. As we await the Environmental Protection Agency’s full report, Mazda’s anticipated 38 miles per gallon combined rating promises impressive efficiency.

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