New Mazda CX-3 arrives in June

March 20, 2015
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Having made its European debut at the Geneva Motor Show, the all-new Mazda CX-3 will go on sale in Ireland this June, right on time for the 152 registration plate change.


With a 7-strong model line-up, Mazda’s first small SUV promises to take the segment by storm; combining Mazda’s unique SKYACTIV technology and KODO design language, the CX-3 will bring new levels of sophistication, style, driving pleasure and equipment to the growing small SUV market.

First unveiled in the all-new Mazda2, the SKYACTIV-D 1.5-litre diesel engine is expected to be a big hit with the Irish consumer with emissions of just 105g/km ensuring that Mazda once again delivers on its promise of unrivalled performance and efficiency. This engine will be offered in five variants including the 105ps SKYACTIV-D GT AWD. This is a welcome addition to the range and is offered in both manual and automatic transmissions. There will also be a 2.0 Petrol 120PS engine offered across 2 specification grades, Executive and Executive SE.

With a 50mm higher ride height than the all-new Mazda2, the CX-3 still offers the more commanding view of the road favoured by SUV customers. Also the flexible cargo board boot floor, which can be lifted to provide a flat load space when the standard 60:40 split fold rear seats are tumbled, gives the all-new Mazda CX-3’s spacious 350-litre boot ensures it has the practicality to match its upmarket cabin and stylish exterior.

“This year will be the most active for new vehicle launches in Mazda’s 83 year history and the Mazda CX-3 is one of the most eagerly awaited.  Launching into one of the fastest growing segments in Ireland I am pleased to see us coming to market ahead of many of our competitors.  The Mazda CX-3 will bring new customers into the brand with its combination of stylish looks, high tech infotainment and the eagerly awaited all-new 1.5 SKYACTIV diesel engine that delivers Mazda’s trademark fun to drive personality with hybrid vehicle economy levels” commented Tony Howarth, Managing Director, Mazda Motor Ireland.
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