Mazda expands CX-30 line-up with new specifications


Crossover now has up to 21 individual models to choose from.
Mazda has increased the range of specifications available with its CX-30 crossover.
Launched in 2019, the CX-30 has proven to be a popular model within the brand’s line-up, with UK sales passing 49,419 already.
Set to arrive later this year, the updated CX-30 gains an expanded range of specifications – rising from 17 to 21 – as a new Homura Plus grade joins the existing Prime-Line, Centre-Line, Homura, Exclusive-Line and Takumi grades.


Entry-level Prime-Line cars now benefit from an upgraded range of safety assistance features, with smart brake support – an automated braking system – joining driver monitoring among an enhanced list of technology now equipped as standard.
Other highlights include dark-plated exterior badges on Homura grade alongside black roof rails.
The new Homura Plus grade builds on the existing Homura line with extra equipment such as a 12-speaker Bose sound system, black leather upholstery, power-adjustable front seats and front and rear LED lighting. Other highlights include front-seat ventilation and a 360-degree parking camera.


Exclusive-Line cars get a more upmarket appearance through the fitment of silver roof rails, a silver grille surround and matching beltline trim. You’ll find the same features on the range-topping Exclusive Line, too, though this model gains extra equipment in the form of a 360-degree parking camera with See-Through-View, which uses a combination of sensors and cameras to create a ‘transparent’ view of the car and the area beneath it.
Two new paint colours – Aero Grey and Zinc Green Metallic – will also be available for the first time on the revised CX-30.
Full UK pricing for the revised CX-30 range is expected to be announced later this year.