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Mazda MX-30 Electric

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Trans Eurokars (Mazda)

66036118 / 63958888

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Japan

(launched 2023)

User Ratings

2 reviews

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Detailed Info

35.5 kWh (A)

POA

5.4km/kWh

143 bhp

Single-speed (A)

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Price updated 10-Apr-2025

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Mazda MX-30 Electric Review

The Mazda MX-30 all electric compact crossover is easy to love, but some may find its short range a tough jagged pill to swallow.

What We Like

Looks unique yet instantly recognisable as a Mazda

Effortless to drive

Cabin is pleasant and up to date

Communicative steering

Playful chassis

Holds its own very well around corners

What We Dislike

Lack of frunk space

Rear windows do not open

200km range may not be for everyone

CONSUMER REVIEWS

3.5

2 Consumer Reviews

Perfect for city driving `

Had this car for a year now, it suits my needs perfectly as I normally drive short distances. IHMO great for those Single or couples without kids and with home chargers. 200km range is more than enough in Singapore. 200km is real world range (mostly city driving), compare to other competitors with much higher claimed range but in actual situation 20-30% Lesser. Great interior and styling compared to it's competitors. In summary this car will suit: People with their own home charger People who normally drive alone most of the time (no kids no fetching extended families etc) People who value aesthetics over practicality People who do not drive to malaysia

Nippy little commuter, but don't expect much `

It's small, really small. There's not a lot of battery and there's not a lot of space. And it isn't really cheap either. Just who is this MX-30 supposed to appeal to?