Used Mazda MX-30 for sale

What types of used Mazda MX-30 cars are there?

The Mazda MX-30 (2020-present) range is made up of fully electric and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models, plus some mild-hybrid (MHEV) options.  

There’s also a range of trims on offer, including the Prime-Line, Exclusive-Line and Makoto. You can also choose the Mazda CX-30 for a five-door SUV option. 

What features does the Mazda MX-30 have?

Features in the Mazda MX-30 differ depending on the model you choose, especially across the different trims.  

There are three screens across the dashboard in the electric MX-30, plus a heads-up display for keeping you focused on the road. This includes the 8.8-inch infotainment screen as well as a seven-inch climate control screen.  

The MX-30 also gets a built-in sat-nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and the option to upgrade to a 12-speaker Bose surround-sound setup.  

Is the Mazda MX-30 reliable? 

Mazda has always been considered a reliable manufacturer, and the MX-30 is no exception. Driver reviews praise the car for its solid build and owners report minimal issues across the first year of ownership.

Plus, electric cars are usually more reliable thanks to the minimal engine parts that are susceptible to wear and tear.  

When it comes to safety, the MX-30 was awarded a full five-star Euro NCAP safety rating in 2020. This includes a 91% adult occupant rating and 87% rating for children.  

The MX-30 was even built with a high-strength body type in mind for collision safety, and the battery itself gets a protective structure to protect passengers from any risk of high voltage during an accident.  

How much does the Mazda MX-30 cost to run?

If you choose an electric Mazda MX-30, you’ll already make savings on running costs because you won’t need to pay for road tax (until 2025) or ULEZ charges. Plus, maintenance costs on electric cars are usually lower because there are fewer moving parts than can go wrong.  

You’ll get up to 124 miles on one full charge in the electric MX-30 model, taking about six hours to charge back up with a 7kW charger. This will usually cost around £9 to boost from flat to full, depending on your electricity tariff.  

The plug-in hybrid models are also economical, offering a combined WLTP figure of up to 282.5mpg. The battery in these models can be boosted while driving and through regenerative braking but can also be plugged into an electric car charger to top-up.   

Who is the Mazda MX-30 suitable for?

As the MX-30 range is so varied, there’s a model that will suit just about everyone. The plug-in hybrid model is ideal for cutting back on fuel without making the commitment to electric motoring, while the fully electric option will cut fuel costs completely.  

Size-wise, the MX-30 offers a spacious cabin that's ideal for small families. There’s a 366-litre boot in the electric models that can easily fit a pushchair, and it extends to 1,171 litres if you need extra loading space.  

The MX-30 is also a reliable daily commuter – ideal if you live in a city and want to dodge ULEZ charges with the electric motor and battery.