Mazda Philippines: Models, Prices and Specs
Mazda Philippines 2026 price list: Mazda2, Mazda3, CX-30, CX-5, CX-8, CX-60, CX-90, MX-5 and BT-50, with official SRPs and specs.
- DistributorBermaz Auto Philippines, Inc.
- In the Philippines since2013
- Models on sale9
- Price range₱1,250,000 – ₱3,930,000
Mazda models for 2026
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About Mazda in the Philippines
Bermaz Auto Philippines, formerly Berjaya Auto Philippines, has distributed Mazda vehicles here since 2013. The lineup leans upmarket. No Mazda costs less than ₱1.25 million: the cheapest is the Mazda2 hatchback at ₱1,250,000, and the CX-90 tops the list at ₱3,930,000. In between are the Mazda3 sedan and hatchback, five crossovers and SUVs, the MX-5 roadster and the BT-50 pickup.
Two changes stand out in 2026. The third-generation CX-5 arrived in August as a single 2.5-liter AWD variant at ₱2,495,000, and the CX-60 received an update. Several models now carry an HEV label on the price list. For Mazda that means mild-hybrid assist on a gasoline or diesel engine, not a full hybrid that can creep through traffic on battery power, so expect small fuel savings rather than big ones.
Prices in this catalog come from the official Mazda price list dated September 1, 2026. Paint matters: Machine Gray adds ₱16,800, and Soul Red Crystal or Rhodium White adds ₱22,400 on most models. Several prices also rose between the February and September lists, so a quote from early in the year may already be out of date. The BT-50 shares its base and 3.0 diesel with the Isuzu D-Max, which makes the two trucks easy to compare. Every price here is an SRP; dealer promos, freebies and financing deals change from month to month.
Official website: www.mazda.ph
Mazda price range by model
| Model | Type | SRP |
|---|---|---|
| Mazda2 Hatchback | Subcompact hatchback | ₱1,250,000 |
| Mazda3 | Compact sedan / hatchback | ₱1,510,000 – ₱1,890,000 |
| Mazda BT-50 | Midsize pickup | ₱1,600,000 – ₱2,350,000 |
| Mazda CX-30 | Subcompact crossover | ₱1,995,000 |
| Mazda CX-5 | Compact SUV | ₱2,050,000 – ₱2,495,000 |
| Mazda MX-5 | Two-seat roadster (Soft Top and RF) | ₱2,330,000 – ₱2,630,000 |
| Mazda CX-8 | Midsize 3-row SUV | ₱2,390,000 – ₱2,530,000 |
| Mazda CX-60 | Midsize SUV | ₱2,940,000 – ₱2,990,000 |
| Mazda CX-90 | Large 3-row SUV | ₱3,830,000 – ₱3,930,000 |
Variant-by-variant prices with estimated monthly payments are on the Mazda price list.
Mazda Philippines FAQ
Why does a Mazda cost more in red or white?
Mazda Philippines charges extra for premium paints. Per the September 2026 price list, Machine Gray adds ₱16,800 and Soul Red Crystal or Rhodium White adds ₱22,400; on the CX-90, Artisan Red Premium or Rhodium White adds ₱22,400. The BT-50 has no paint surcharge on that list.
Are Mazda HEV models exempt from number coding?
Don't count on it. Mazda's HEV variants use mild-hybrid systems, and the Department of Energy has said mild hybrids don't qualify for the coding exemption, according to a Philkotse report. Ask the dealer if your exact variant is on the DOE's list of recognized hybrids before paying more for that reason.
What is the cheapest Mazda in the Philippines?
The Mazda2 1.5L Hatchback Sport at ₱1,250,000 on the September 2026 list. The Mazda3 Sport, as a sedan or Fastback, starts at ₱1,510,000. Both are automatics; the only manual Mazdas left on the list are MX-5 Soft Top versions.