The Mazda MX 30 Hatchback is something of an enigma. It's hard to define. It's big, as big as a small family SUV, but it has sleeker styling and more of a streamlined silhouette. It's something quite unique. It's also a practical electric car that suits many different driving styles and needs. So, in many ways, drivers get the best of a few worlds combined.
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Drivers of electric cars very often have their carbon footprint at the forefront of their mind, combined with an eye on economy and extra savings in the bank account. Driving the Mazda MX 30 means you'll sleep easy at night in those respects. But, unlike some rivals, it has the looks to match its friendly credentials. It's definitely a car you can be proud to park on your drive.
One of the most notable features of the MX 30 is the driving position. It really is one of the best you'll find in a car of this class. The driver' seat and steering wheel both offer adjustments aimed at getting you in the perfect position.
The dashboard has a futuristic look, typical of Mazda. There are easy-to-read and customise digital instruments and a touchscreen to control the interior climate. There's also a responsive and superbly functioned infotainment system. Both touchscreens are teamed with 'old school' buttons. This means you don't have to be distracted by 'poking away' at the screen whilst driving if using a traditional button is easier for you.
Interestingly, and keeping with the environmentally-conscious theme, the materials used in the interior include recycled bottles, wine corks, vegan fabrics and repurposed denim. That might sound a little obscure but, believe us, they look great!
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