Introducing the new Mazda CX-30
If you want a family-friendly SUV that feels sharp and easy to place on the road, the new Mazda CX-30 is well worth a look. It sits neatly between a hatchback and a larger SUV, so you get a higher view of the road and a useful boot, without the "big car" feel in town.
Mazda keeps the latest CX-30 feeling current with updated infotainment and connected features, plus a choice of mild-hybrid petrol engines that suit everyday UK driving. The result is a car that's comfortable on longer runs, tidy through bends, and easy to live with during the week.
When you're ready to see if it fits your routine, we make it simple to book a test drive with Vertu. You can try the driving position, check the boot space for your usual bags, and get a feel for the engine and gearbox before you decide.
New Mazda CX-30 trim options
| Trim level |
Best for |
Key features and differences |
| Prime-Line |
Drivers who want strong value and the essentials done well |
Clear infotainment setup, strong safety kit, and a clean, modern cabin layout |
| Centre-Line |
Everyday all-round use |
Adds extra comfort and convenience features that make day-to-day driving easier |
| Homura |
Sportier styling and a richer cabin feel |
Distinctive exterior details, upgraded interior finish, and more "nice to have" equipment |
| Exclusive-Line |
Comfort and a more premium look |
More upscale trim details and added convenience features for regular driving |
| Takumi |
Top-spec feel |
Flagship finish with the highest equipment level and the most premium cabin touches |
New Mazda CX-30 running costs
| Trim level |
Typical fuel economy picture |
What that means for day-to-day costs |
| Prime-Line |
Efficient mild-hybrid petrol options available |
Sensible fuel spend for commuting and mixed driving |
| Centre-Line |
Similar engine choices to Prime-Line |
You can keep fuel costs steady without sacrificing comfort |
| Homura |
Often chosen with higher-spec engines/options |
Slightly higher running costs are possible, depending on spec |
| Exclusive-Line |
Can be paired with a broad spread of engines |
Balance comfort upgrades with the engine that suits your mileage |
| Takumi |
Frequently chosen in higher specifications |
Running costs can vary most here, based on engine and drivetrain |
New Mazda CX-30 safety features and rating
- Euro NCAP five-star safety rating (2019)
- Smart Brake Support (autonomous emergency braking)
- Lane-keep assist
- Lane departure warning
- Blind spot monitoring
- Rear cross traffic alert
- Driver attention alert
- Traffic sign recognition
- Adaptive cruise control (availability can vary by trim and options)
New Mazda CX-30 practicality and space
- Boot space of around 430 litres, giving you room for the weekly shop, pushchairs, or a couple of medium suitcases
- Split-folding rear seats (60:40) to open up space for longer items
- Wide-opening tailgate for easier loading when your hands are full
- Handy cabin storage for everyday items like bottles, phones, and bags
- A raised seating position that helps when joining busy roundabouts or judging tight junctions
- Available 360-degree camera and parking sensors on higher specifications to reduce the stress of tight parking
New Mazda CX-30 tech and convenience
- e-Skyactiv X engine option: this is designed to give you strong pull when you accelerate, while keeping fuel use sensible on mixed routes, so it suits drivers who do a blend of town, A-road, and motorway miles
- Advanced AWD system (Mazda i-Activ AWD on selected versions): it supports grip automatically when the road turns wet, greasy, or icy, which helps you pull away more cleanly and feel more secure on country roads
- Integrated Amazon Alexa (via Mazda connected services on compatible versions): you can use voice commands for simple tasks like starting a playlist or setting a destination, which helps you keep your hands on the wheel and your attention on the road
- Smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, depending on specification)
- Mazda infotainment display with clear menus for navigation, media, and vehicle settings
- Driver assistance features that reduce workload on longer journeys (availability varies by trim)
Can I buy a new Mazda CX-30 on finance?
You can buy a Mazda CX-30 on finance with Vertu, and it's a straightforward way to match your monthly budget to the car you actually want to drive. A Mazda CX-30 on finance also gives you flexibility around deposit, mileage, and term length, depending on the agreement you choose and the trim level you go for.
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): often suits customers who want lower monthly payments with options at the end, depending on the agreement
- HP (Hire Purchase): a clear route towards ownership by paying the balance off over time
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): a way to drive the car for an agreed term and hand it back at the end
For a clearer breakdown, take a look at car finance explained, then speak to the team and we'll guide you through the options available for your chosen Mazda CX-30 on finance.
Where can I buy a new Mazda CX-30?
You can visit a Mazda dealership at Vertu to look at the new Mazda CX-30 in person and talk through trims, engines, and availability. Seeing the car up close helps you judge the cabin finish, boot space, and the features you'll use every day.
When you buy with Vertu, you also get the reassurance of our customer service approach, from your first enquiry through to aftersales support. If you're comparing models, it's also easy to browse other new Mazda options, or explore our full range of new cars in stock while you're with us. If you'd like to move quickly, we can also help you book an appointment and keep things moving without fuss.
New Mazda CX-30 FAQs
Is the new Mazda CX-30 easy to park in tight spaces?
The CX-30 feels manageable in car parks thanks to its tidy footprint for an SUV and the higher seating position, which helps you judge corners and bay lines. Higher specifications add parking sensors and camera support, which is especially helpful when you're reversing into a tight space or edging past low walls.
Is the new Mazda CX-30 in a low insurance group?
Insurance groups vary by engine and trim, so the exact group depends on the specific CX-30 you choose. As a guide, simpler specifications with smaller wheels and lower power outputs can be more affordable to insure than higher-output versions, so it's worth getting a quote once you've chosen your preferred trim and engine.
Should you choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Mazda CX-30?
A fixed plan can suit you if you like predictable costs and you want to spread servicing over the year. A flexible plan can make sense if your mileage changes year to year and you prefer to pay as you go. If you're unsure, our team can talk it through with you and help you line up the right option for your driving habits, and you can also arrange Mazda servicing through Mazda servicing.
Is warranty cover included with a new Mazda CX-30?
The CX-30 comes with manufacturer warranty cover, giving you reassurance from day one. Warranty terms can vary by market and model year, so we'll confirm the exact cover on the car you choose when you enquire.
Should you choose i-Activ AWD on the new Mazda CX-30?
If you regularly drive on darker country lanes, hilly routes, or you often head out early when the roads are cold and damp, AWD can be a smart choice for extra traction and reassurance. For drivers who mainly stay in town and do predictable motorway miles, front-wheel drive can still make perfect sense.
Are the tech features of the new Mazda CX-30 easy to use?
Mazda keeps the main controls clear, and the infotainment is designed to be simple to learn after a short drive. Alexa integration (on compatible versions) also gives you a practical voice-control option for everyday tasks like music and navigation, so you spend less time tapping through menus.
