How many Mazda CX-8s and CX-9s are left in stock in Australia?

The Mazda CX-8 and Mazda CX-9 three-row large SUVs have been axed globally, with both vehicles to be eventually replaced by three more-premium models: CX-70, CX-80 and CX-90.

Mazda Australia announced the CX-9 would be discontinued locally about 12 months ago – and directly replaced by the more-expensive CX-90 available now – though it ordered enough stock to last into 2024.

A spokesperson for the brand told WhichCar “just over 100” examples of the Mazda CX-9 remain available in new-car dealer stock.

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Mazda CX-9

In 2023, 4696 examples of the Mazda CX-9 were sold in Australia for an average of 391 vehicles per month – meaning now might be your only chance to pick up a brand-new CX-9.

More supply is available for the smaller CX-8 three-row SUV, which ended production in Japan in December 2023.

The Mazda Australia spokesperson said the brand has “roughly” two months’ worth of CX-8 supply in new-car dealer stock, mostly front-wheel-drive Sport, Touring and GT SP petrol variants.

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Mazda MX-30 mild-hybrid

Based on the CX-8’s average monthly sales number in 2023, Mazda Australia would have around 900 examples left to sell, with the model expected to be sold out by the end of May.

Another model recently discontinued by Mazda Australia is the MX-30 mild-hybrid and all-electric small SUV.

According to the brand, one new MX-30 Electric model remains available, while around 60 mild-hybrid examples are in stock.

Mazda Australia will launch the two-row CX-70 and three-row CX-80 large SUVs this year, which – along with the CX-60 and CX-90 – should assist in reclaiming some of the circa-10,000 annual sales lost from the deletion of the CX-8 and CX-9.

Mazda CX-8, CX-9 and MX-30 stock update