All-new Mazda CX-3 confirmed by a subtle teaser image
Currently in its 12th year of production, the CX-3 will have a replacement, though the exact timing is still a mystery.
Mazda has confirmed plans for a second generation of the compact SUV, the CX-3, through a subtle teaser image appearing in the company's annual financial report. The image, captioned "next generation CX-3", was spotted on page 13 of the report, published on Mazda's global media website. Although no further details were provided, Mazda Australia CEO Vinesh Bhindi revealed that the CX-3 and CX-5 replacements, as well as electrification technologies, were on the company's priority list.
The CX-3, which has been discontinued in Europe and North America since 2021, will likely draw styling inspiration from the new CX-5 and potentially the North America-only CX-50. The South African market currently features four versions of the CX-3, all equipped with the 2.0-liter petrol engine and priced between R440,000 and R551,600.
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