Latest Mazda CX-30 News

Wait lists due to shortages are the biggest talking points right now, but here are 10 cars showing very positive growth levels.

Congratulations to David, who wins a $100 fuel card for writing their 2020 Mazda CX-30 G25 Touring SP Vision owner review.

The CX-30 is quickly rising in popularity Down Under, topping its segment last month and cementing itself as Mazda's second-best seller locally.

Mazda's lean-burning Skyactiv X compression-ignition petrol engine hasn't been updated in line with European models due to local fuel quality, the brand says.

The 2022 Mazda CX-30 has received a small price hike and some new variants. Pricing now starts from $29,590 before on-road costs.

Mazda's popular CX-30 crossover will add a mild-hybrid option and a sporty new Touring SP variant for 2022. Pre-orders are open now.

The Mazda CX-30 and CX-8 had their best months on record in May, with the former also nabbing second place in the Small SUV sales race.

Mazda has issued a recall for its CX-30 small crossover as its power tailgate may lower unexpectedly if you park on a hill on a hot day.

Mazda's high-riding version of the 3 hatchback has moved into 2021 with unchanged pricing and equipment. The CX-30 kicks off at $28,990 before on-roads.

Mazda's following the old muscle car philosophy of putting a big car's engine in a small car, with the CX-30 scoring the big daddy CX-9's turbo four – but it hasn't been confirmed for Australia.

Mazda is putting its turbocharged 2.5-litre four in yet another of its vehicles, with the CX-30 the next recipient.

Mazda's new range-topping Skyactiv-X engine is going to be here next month in the 3 hatchback and sedan, with the promise of greater efficiency.

Splitting the difference between the CX-3 and CX-5, the new CX-30 has a luxurious interior, and the choice of 2.0- and 2.5-litre petrol engines.