Mazda CX-3

The Mazda CX-3 is a small Japanese urban SUV launched in 2013, becoming a reference in the compact crossover segment thanks to its elegant design and dynamic driving. Since its introduction, the Mazda CX-3 history revolves around two major generations: the first (2013-2021) which positioned the model against competitors such as the Audi Q2 or BMW X1, and the second generation that began in 2021, enriched by Mazda's latest technologies and a refined platform. The successive Mazda CX-3 generations have progressively improved interior comfort, energy efficiency and connectivity, while preserving the brand's refined stylistic identity with its fluid lines and signature grille. The Mazda CX-3 model appeals to drivers seeking a balance between practicality and driving pleasure, with gasoline engine reputed for reliability and road holding characteristic of Mazda. In the French and European market, this small SUV occupies a strategic place between raised city cars and family SUVs, benefiting from excellent availability in second-hand versions thanks to its commercial success over more than a decade. Today, the Mazda CX-3 technical specifications offer recent gasoline engines, a refined automatic transmission and safety and comfort equipment aligned with current compact premium segment expectations.