Overview of Car Series

Mazda CX-30 lies between the B-level CX-3 and C-level CX-5. It is Mazda's latest global product, a C-level SUV, closer to the Toyota C-HR rather than the CX-5.

Power System

The first test-drive of the 1.8-liter turbocharged diesel version has weaker power, only 116 horsepower. The naturally aspirated gasoline version, due to a lighter engine and more power, has more responsive steering, smoother running, and a quieter cabin. The 164 horsepower gasoline engine can satisfy passionate driving needs.

Body Size

The Mazda CX-30 looks larger than it actually is. It is actually 65 mm shorter than the Mazda 3 two-door version, the wheelbase is 70 mm shorter, and the width is the same. Its ground clearance is 175 mm, 40 mm higher than the Mazda 3.

Interior Configuration

As an SUV, the CX-30 is easier to get in and out of. The rear space isn't as spacious as cars of the same level, the seats are more upright and lack an adjustable backrest, but there is a rear air outlet. The 430-liter trunk is larger than the Mazda 3's 358 liters. The car uses high-quality materials, with exquisite details, and an 8.8-inch infotainment screen that is non-touch operated by the MZD Connect knob.

Safety System

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Fuel Consumption

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