The Mazda 5 is still available to order, but production is stopping with no replacement planned

The Mazda 5 will soon go out of production and will not be replaced, company officials have confirmed.

The popularity of the seven-seat MPV has been diminished by five- and seven-seat SUVs like the Nissan Qashqai and Nissan X-Trail, and sales of the model now stand only in the hundreds every year in the UK.

The Mazda 5 is still available to order and models do remain in stock, but production is being wound down and no replacement is forthcoming.

Once the Mazda MX-5 reaches the UK in August, the Mazda 5 would be the only Mazda not built on or powered by its SkyActiv technology, and given the popularity of SUVs, the decision has been taken by Mazda not to build another MPV.

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