While some drivers will still prefer the easy nature of a turbocharged petrol engine, Mazda’s upgraded mild-hybrid e-SkyActiv X powertrain has its perks. Linear and responsive, it rewards drivers who want to use its sweet manual gearbox to enjoy its surprisingly wide power band. The CX-30 has poised handling to match it, but this is a smaller SUV with less rear passenger and boot space than some rivals, which holds it back from the best in the class.
Mazda is a manufacturer that likes to do things differently, so while virtually all of its rivals have turned to turbocharging, Mazda’s innovative SkyActiv X technology shuns it. Instead, it uses clever compression-controlled spark ignition to borrow some of the best aspects of a diesel engine, with all the advantages of a high-revving petrol.
Mazda’s attention to detail also shines through in the mild-hybrid system’s integration, because painstaking software tuning has been carried out to ensure the torque injections of the mild-hybrid hardware are imperceptible for the driver!
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Interior Color:Black/
Drivetrain:FWD/
Torque in Nm:213/
Manufacturer Warranty:No/
Heated Seats:Yes/
Panoramic Roof:No/
Xenon Lights:Yes/
Keys:2/
Alloy Wheels:18”/
Electric Adjusted Seats:no/
Electric Folding Mirrors:Yes/
Camera:Yes/
Parking Sensors:Yes/
Leather Seats:No/
GPS Nav:No/
