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New Edwardstown, SA, 5039

2026 Mazda BT-50 SP TF

$70,685

Model Range

$15,990 - $76,888

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Odometer 10km

Body type Ute

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

The 2026 Mazda BT-50 SP TF is a new-generation work-focused ute presented in Red Earth, combining a five-seat dual-cab layout with automatic transmission and dual-range 4X4 drive. With only 10km recorded, it offers the appeal of a virtually unused vehicle while retaining the practical format expected from a capable four-wheel-drive ute.

At the centre of the BT-50 is a 3.0-litre turbo-diesel engine producing 450Nm of torque. That torque figure suits the everyday demands associated with a work vehicle, particularly when moving equipment or travelling over changing surfaces. The automatic gearbox is intended to make routine driving more straightforward, while the 4X4 Dual Range system provides a broader spread of drivetrain capability for conditions where additional traction and low-range gearing are useful.

The SP TF's dual-cab body gives the vehicle a useful balance between passenger accommodation and open-load practicality. Five seats allow a work crew or family to travel together, while the ute body retains the flexibility that makes this type of vehicle suitable for carrying tools, supplies and job-related equipment. Its dimensions measure 5,460mm in length, 1,870mm in width and 1,810mm in height, giving it a substantial road presence without moving beyond the familiar footprint of a contemporary dual-cab ute.

There is also a considered level of everyday equipment. Eighteen-inch alloy wheels add a distinctive finish, while the eight-speaker stereo and auxiliary 12V socket support longer days on the road or at a worksite. The adjustable steering column offers tilt and reach adjustment, helping accommodate different drivers and seating preferences.

Safety equipment includes ABS, driver and front-centre airbags, adaptive speed limiting with road-sign recognition and a five-star ANCAP safety rating as listed for this vehicle. These systems are valuable in a ute that may spend time moving between urban roads, regional routes and work locations, adding assistance without taking away from its straightforward utility.

With diesel power, a 76-litre fuel tank and a listed fuel consumption figure of 7L/100km, the BT-50 is configured for practical day-to-day operation. Its 3,100kg listed weight and 4X4 drivetrain reinforce its work-oriented character, while the automatic transmission and dual-cab cabin make it adaptable beyond purely commercial duties. The SP TF is therefore a well-rounded BT-50 specification for drivers seeking new-vehicle condition, substantial diesel torque and the added traction flexibility of dual-range four-wheel drive.