2020 Mazda CX-9 gains Top Safety and security Pick+ honor
The 2020 Mazda CX-9 earned a Top Security Select+ honor for not just enduring crash tests, yet likewise stopping them, the IIHS revealed Monday.

Mazda's largest car earned "Good" ratings on all 6 collision tests, as well as its automated emergency braking system stood out at avoiding crashes with other lorries in both 12 mph and 25 mph examinations. [2014 toyota 4runner accessories]It made a mid-grade "Advanced" ranking for immediately reducing speeds to avoid crashes with pedestrians.

For 2020, the Mazda CX-9 comes requirement with automatic emergency braking with pedestrian discovery, active lane control, flexible cruise control, blind-spot screens, as well as rear cross-traffic alerts.
The TSP+ award specifies CX-9s with LED projector fronts lights geared up on versions built after December 2019. Those fronts lights were rated "Good," and earned the greatest safety award from the independent testing company funded by the insurance policy market.

This recognizes territory for Mazda whose schedule now contains mostly TSP or TSP+ honor champions, which are acknowledged as the most extensive safety and security testing in the industry. The 2020 CX-9 joins the 2020 Mazda 3, Mazda 6, CX-3, as well as CX-5 as TSP+ award winners. The new 2020 CX-30 little crossover made a TSP honor. The only Mazda to not gain TSP recognition is the MX-5 roadster, which has not been collision tested[get it here].