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New Mazda CX-30 is petrol-only as orders open
Date: 05 September 2019 | Author: Sean Keywood
The new Mazda CX-30 crossover is now available to order in the UK.
There is a choice of two petrol engines: the 2.0-litre, 122hp Skyactiv-G, and the 2.0-litre, 180hp Skyactiv-X.
Although a diesel CX-30 is being sold in other markets, Mazda says a lack of consumer demand in the UK, plus the supposedly diesel-like characteristics of the Skyactiv-X, means it will not be offered here.
Both petrol engines feature a 24V mild hybrid system, and are available with either a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic gearbox.
The Skyactiv-X is also available with optional four-wheel drive.
Official WLTP fuel economy and NEDC-Correlated CO2 emissions figures are: 45.6mpg and 116g/km for the Skyactiv-G manual; 42.8mpg and 126g/km for the Skyactiv-G auto; 47.9mpg and 105g/km for the two-wheel drive Skyactiv-X manual; 43.5mpg and 118g/km for the two-wheel drive Skyactiv-X auto; 43.5mpg and 111g/km for the four-wheel drive Skyactiv-X manual; and 40.4mpg and 128g/km for the four-wheel drive Skyactiv-X auto.
Five equipment grades are available - SE-L, SE-L Lux, Sport Lux, GT Sport and GT Sport Tech.
Standard equipment across the range includes a head-up display, radar cruise control and LED headlights.
Extra equipment with SE-L Lux spec includes front and rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, an electric tailgate, dual-zone climate control, heated front seats and keyless entry.
Extra equipment with Sport Lux includes adaptive headlights, privacy glass, and on cars with the Skyactiv-X engine a sunroof, while further additions with GT Sport include leather seats, a heated steering wheel and a Bose sound system.
Range-topping GT Sport Tech spec gains features including a 360-degree camera system, rear cross traffic braking, front cross traffic alert, and rear autonomous emergency braking (front is standard across the range).
Range prices start at £22,895 for a manual Skyactiv-G SE-L, and rise as high as £33,495 for an auto Skyactiv-X GT Sport Tech with four-wheel drive.
The first cars are due to arrive at dealers in January.
