Welcome to South Africa Mazda CX-30

Mazda’s CX-30 has now landed in South Africa, with a few updates within it.

The Mazda CX-30 has introduced a new era of taste and performance in the compact SUV industry. The CX-30 showcases innovative design, advanced technology, and exquisite driving dynamics. The CX-30 raises the bar for what drivers are looking for in modern crossovers.

The Mazda CX-30 Active has a keyless start system, MZD connect technology, a large 10.25-inch screen, safety features that include front and side airbags, knee airbag for the driver, curtain airbags, electronic parking, head-up display, cruise control, LED headlamps, and a 16’alloy wheels in grey metallic finish.

The next one is the CX-30 Dynamic, which has a wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with an 8-speaker sound system, as well as auto paddle transmission switches. It also comes with rear air vents, dual-zone climate control, a reverse camera, smart advanced keyless entry, and a front and rear parking sensor.

Now the CX-30 Carbon Edition features a new black cloth seat with stitching detail, 18-inch black alloy wheels, a power liftgate, a sunroof, and glossy black exterior mirrors.

Lastly, the CX-30 Individual Edition has features of a blind spot monitor, frameless auto-dimming rear-view mirror, suede, and leatherette interior, a 12-speaker BOSE sound system, with power adjustable seats, and 18 black metallic alloy wheels.

Mazda’s CX-30 Editions Prices are:

• CX-30 Active Edition – R531,800
• CX-30 Dynamic Edition – R569,400
• CX-30 Carbon Edition – R587,500
• CX-30 Individual Edition – R630,900

Furthermore, all CX-30 models come with a non-turbocharged 2.0l four-cylinder gasoline engine that generates 121kW and 213Nm of torque. This is transmitted to the front axle through a seamless six-speed automatic transmission. With Skyactiv-G technology, Mazda claims that the model will only consume 6.6 liters per 100 kilometers on the combined cycle, with CO2 emission at 150 grams per kilometer.

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