Mazda MX-30 SUV, cena od 911 200 Kč

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The Mazda MX-30 trades conventional EV practicality for a boutique vibe, wrapping easy urban agility and a stylish, artisan interior into a compact package that stands out in the crossover crowd. It’s ideal for city-minded buyers who value design and driving feel over long-distance trips, and its quirky details prove Mazda can be playful without losing its driver-focused soul.

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Mazda MX-30

  • Typ motoru : Plug-in hybrid
  • Převodovka : Automatická
  • Typ pohonu : Pohon předních kol
  • Výkon HP : 170 HP
  • Spotřeba kWh/100 km : 18,3 kWh/100km
  • Elektrický dojezd : 85 km

Design & Presence

The Mazda MX-30 looks like a compact crossover that decided to wear evening wear to the grocery run, with taut Kodo lines, a floating roof and the signature rear-hinged “freestyle” doors that still attract attention at the kerb. At 4,395 mm long and 1,848 mm wide it feels smaller than many SUVs yet stands out among city traffic rather than shrinking into anonymity. Design choices favour character over purely practical styling, which gives the MX-30 personality but also modest rear headroom compared with boxier rivals. Current versions include the e‑SKYACTIV R‑EV plug‑in hybrid (front‑wheel drive, 170 hp, 18.3 kWh battery, 85 km electric range).

Interior & Usability

The cabin aims for a pared-back, Scandinavian-like calm with a sensible layout and soft-touch materials where it matters, while lower trim areas use harder plastics to keep costs and wear in check. Controls are driver-focused and easy to reach, blending a central screen with physical buttons and a rotary controller that reduces distractions on the move. Visibility is good up front thanks to a raised seating position, but the sloping roof and rear-hinged doors make rear-seat access feel a touch boutique rather than purely practical. Overall the interior feels more premium than its compact footprint suggests, but rivals still offer more storage cubbies and space flexibility.

Space & Everyday Practicality

The MX-30 seats five on paper, but the rear bench is best for two adults on shorter trips due to limited legroom and a slightly raised floor; payload is listed at 402 kg, so heavy luggage plus five adults will feel tight. Boot volume sits around 350 litres with the seats up and expands to about 1,155 litres with seats folded, which is adequate for weekly shopping and weekend bags but not for moving day tasks. At a curb weight of 1,849 kg the car feels substantial and that mass is evident when loading and in dynamic responses, so buyers who prioritise maximum practicality may prefer larger, lighter rivals. Clever door design helps access and adds flair, but long-term family life will expose the MX-30’s compact limits.

Driving & Handling

Driving character leans toward composed city and suburban manners rather than outright sportiness, with accurate steering, a comfortable suspension tune and predictable front‑wheel drive grip that suits everyday driving. The powertrain delivers 170 hp and a 0–100 km/h time of around 9.1 seconds, which feels brisk enough for motorway on‑ramps but not explosive; top speed is capped near 140 km/h, so motorway overtakes require sensible planning. The battery placement keeps the centre of gravity low, which helps cornering composure, yet the MX‑30’s weight blunts agility compared with lighter, more performance‑oriented crossovers. Noise insulation is good at low speeds in electric mode, and the transition to petrol assistance is smooth although the combustion engine becomes more audible at sustained high speed.

Efficiency, Consumption & Real-World Range

The plug‑in setup offers an official electric range of about 85 km, paired with an electric consumption figure near 18.3 kWh/100 km, which means a typical 40 km round commute will use roughly 7.3 kWh and leave plenty of battery to run errands without burning fuel. Once the battery is depleted the petrol engine handles long trips, producing a combined CO2 figure near 22 g/km in mixed use, but fuel economy will climb on highway runs where the engine carries the load. For drivers who can recharge daily, the MX‑30 acts like an electric city car with the safety net of a combustion engine for holidays; for those who rarely plug in the plug‑in hybrid benefits are reduced. Charging speeds and real charging times depend on home or public chargers, so buyers should match the car to their daily routine to maximise savings.

Assistance & Infotainment

Infotainment is Mazda’s familiar mix of a central display operated by a rotary controller and touchscreen inputs, with smartphone integration and clear graphics that avoid overcomplication while offering modern connectivity. Advanced driver assistance features are available and include adaptive cruise and lane‑keeping aids that make motorway stretches less tiring, though systems are tuned for comfort rather than aggressive intervention. The layout keeps key controls tactile and logical, limiting distraction in everyday use and reinforcing Mazda’s focus on driver engagement. Software updates and the exact bundle of assistance features vary by market and trim, so checking local spec sheets is advised.

Who is it for?

The MX‑30 suits buyers who want a stylish, compact crossover with genuine electric capability for day‑to‑day use yet still want the reassurance of a petrol engine for longer trips; urban professionals and small families who prioritise design and city efficiency will find it appealing. It is not the best choice for those needing maximum cargo volume, long high‑speed journeys on a regular basis, or a sports‑focused driving experience, but it shines where looks, comfort and short-range electric driving matter most. The combination of 170 hp and a usable 85 km electric range makes the MX‑30 a practical compromise for mixed commuting patterns. Buyers should weigh how often they can charge at home or work, because the car’s running costs and CO2 advantage depend heavily on electric usage.

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Náklady a spotřeba
Cena
911 200 - 1 094 800 Kč
Spotřeba l/100 km
-
Spotřeba kWh/100 km
18,3 kWh/100km
Elektrický dojezd
85 km
Kapacita baterie
-
co2
22 g/km
Objem nádrže
-

Rozměry a karoserie
Karoserie
SUV
Počet sedadel
5
Dveře
5
Pohotovostní hmotnost
1 849 kg
Objem kufru
332 - 350 L
Délka
4 395 mm
Šířka
1 848 mm
Výška
1 555 mm
Maximální objem kufru
1 137 - 1 155 L
Užitečné zatížení
402 kg

Motor a výkon
Typ motoru
Plug-in hybrid
Převodovka
Automatická
Detail převodovky
Redukční převodovka
Typ pohonu
Pohon předních kol
Výkon HP
170 HP
Zrychlení 0–100 km/h
9,1 s
Max. rychlost
140 km/h
Točivý moment
-
Počet válců
-
Výkon kW
125 kW
Objem motoru
830 cm3

Obecné
Modelový rok
2025
Třída účinnosti CO2
B
Značka
Mazda

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