For those who already own the current version, there is no reason to be upset, as the car has practically not changed in appearance.
The headlights have become a bit more "complex," and the radiator grille has been refined with "chrome." The front bumper has received an addition of polished aluminum around the fog lights. The interior design of the car is now built on a two-tone template. But the photos usually show expensive trim options. What will be offered in the base version is still unknown.
At the rear, we personally did not notice any visible differences.
The official premiere of the Mazda6 is scheduled for the Los Angeles Auto Show on November 18. The Japanese company also plans to present two more cars to the public - the updated CX-5 and the compact crossover CX-3.
