Exterior

Styling inspiration

The Mazda CX-30’s styling is controlled by the design concept: 'Charge and Release'. This language was derived from the brushwork used in Japanese calligraphy and developed to integrate the three key factors of the evolved Kodo design theme: Yohaku, the beauty of empty space; Sori, curves with poise and balance; and Utsuroi, the play of light and shade.

Engines

The latest CX-30 sees the popular 2.5-litre e-Skyactiv G make its debut in the 2025 Mazda CX-30 - featuring cylinder de-activation and the Mazda M-Hybrid mild-hybrid technology with 140ps it delivers a 18ps increase to the entry-point engine in the range. The outgoing 2.0-litre e-Skyactiv G engine produced 213Nm at 4,000rpm, while the new engine produces 238Nm at 3,300rpm ensuring there’s a noticeable improvement in real-world performance. The 2.0-litre e-Skyactiv X engine produces 186ps at 6,000rpm and maximum torque of 240Nm and continues in the range unchanged.

Body Colours

The 2025 Mazda CX-30 is available in ten body colours - Arctic White, Polymetal Grey, Snowflake White, Jet Black, Deep Crystal Blue, Machine Grey, Platinum Quartz, Zircon Sand, Ceramic and Mazda’s signature Soul Red Crystal. 

Wheels

The Mazda CX-30 is offered with either 18 or 16-inch alloy wheels depending on trim level. Prime-Line and Centre-Line cars feature 16-inch Grey Metallic wheels, while Exclusive-Line and Takumi cars powered by the e-Skyactiv G engine have 18-inch Silver Metallic wheels. Exclusive-Line and Takumi cars powered by the ground-breaking e-Skyactiv X engine are marked out by 18-inch Bright Silver wheels. Regardless of engine, all Homura grade cars feature 18-inch Black Metallic wheels.    

Exterior equipment

All models in the line-up feature power folding door mirrors, LED headlights, rear parking sensors and a gloss black roof spoiler. Prime-Line and Centre-Line models have a black grille, while from Homura onwards the CX-30 is set apart by a Gloss Black grille. Exclusive-Line grade sees the addition of rear and side window privacy glass, plus Adaptive LED lights and Signature LED daytime running lights. From Homura models onwards, e-Skyactiv X models feature a power tilt and slide sunroof.

Dimensions

Slotting into the Mazda SUV range below the award-winning Mazda CX-5, the CX-30 entered a new segment for Mazda. 4,395mm long, 1,795mm wide and 1,540mm high with a 2,655mm wheelbase, it comes into a competitive sector as a key rival to premium contenders like the Volkswagen T-ROC, BMW X2, Mercedes GLA and Audi Q2, as well as mainstream competitors like the Toyota C-HR and Vauxhall Grandland X to name just a few.

Styling Concept

Developed to create an entirely new design for a compact crossover SUV, the Mazda CX-30 was inspired by the ‘Sleek and Bold’ design concept, whereby the exterior styling exudes supple, flowing elegance and the toughness of an SUV. Beneath a sleek upper body with the streamlined silhouette of a coupe, black cladding to the lower body creates an impression of stability, ruggedness and power appropriate to an SUV.

Mazda M Hybrid

In both the e-Skyactiv X and e-Skyactiv G CX-30, Mazda’s petrol engines are matched the company's intelligent Mazda M Hybrid system. Compact and efficient, the mild hybrid system features a belt-driven integrated starter generator (ISG) and a 24V lithium-ion battery.