The 2022 Mazda CX-5 was the only vehicle among 20 participating small SUVs to earn a “Good” rating in the new, tougher side impact test performed by the IIHS (May 2022).
Mazda’s i-Activsense®3 safety technology is constantly evolving to help protect drivers, passengers and pedestrians in the event of an accident; and when possible, to avoid them entirely. With features like Advanced Smart City Brake Support with Day and Night-time Pedestrian Detection2 and available Traffic Jam Assist,1 it’s all part of our goal to create safer cars and more confident drivers.
Blind Spot Monitoring1 helps detect objects in your blind spots and alerts you with a chime and warning light in your side mirror and in the available Active Driving Display (when equipped). There are some surprises that are worth doing without.
When backing up, Rear Cross Traffic Alert2 helps detect a vehicle approaching from the side and promptly alerts the driver with an audible warning, as well as a visual warning, in either side mirror and the Rear View Monitor display.
Maintain a set speed and minimum following distance from the traffic ahead with Mazda Radar Cruise Control with Stop & Go.3 If the vehicle you’re following reduces speed, even down to a stop, your vehicle will automatically slow down or stop as needed.
