Cars & Concepts

Mazda says there’s no anxiety over the MX-30’s 161-km range, value

Mazda MX30
The MX-30 “has a smaller battery, a smaller footprint environmentally and still meets the range needs of 80 per cent-plus of the consumers that will probably use this,” said Mark Peyman of Mazda Canada. (MAZDA)
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By:
Sam McEachern
December 24, 2021 03:54 PM

Mazda Canada and its dealers expect the automaker’s first electric vehicle sold here — the MX-30 crossover — to sway buyers with its sporty driving traits and premium quality, despite offering significantly less range than similarly priced rivals.

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