The first-generation Mazda MX-30 brings an unconventional touch to the compact SUV format. Its rear-hinged back doors make rear-seat access worth trying in person, particularly if you regularly carry passengers or fit a child seat.
Mazda MX-30 powertrain choices include the front-wheel-drive hybrid 2.0 AT and the hybrid 2.0 AT 4WD, which adds all-wheel drive for extra traction on slippery surfaces. Both use automatic transmissions. The electric, front-wheel-drive 35.5 kWh e-SKYACTIV also offers automatic operation; weigh your charging access and usual journey lengths when considering this version.
SUV 5-doors — Mazda MX-30 Engines and Transmissions
When comparing Mazda MX-30 trim levels, you may encounter Launch on the electric 35.5 kWh e-SKYACTIV. This name identifies an equipment package within that technical version. Check the individual car’s comfort, infotainment and driver-assistance features to establish what it includes and which options matter to you.