At the Tokyo Motor Show the MX-30 was unveiled with a 35.5 kWh battery and an electric motor capable of producing 142 horsepower (105 kW) and 192 lb-ft (264 Nm) of torque. The range is expected to be 130 miles (~210km) for the European model, which is likely using the WLTP testing standard...

Mazda executives said they did it to make the MX-30 ‘feel more like a gas car’ and continued to explain that “Mazda’s engineers have also tuned the torque delivery of the MX-30’s electric motor to be less frenetic than is often the case with EVs, reasoning that they want the MX-30 to feel less...

Suicide doors, a coupe-like shape, and a sustainably-sourced interior: meet Mazda‘s first production EV, the MX-30. Yesterday a leak showed off the MX-30 ahead of schedule. Now it’s official, and Mazda has revealed some—but not all—of what buyers can expect when it goes on sale some time next...

Mazda’s first pure-electric vehicle is now in production; still no firm decision on North American sales. Mazda has begun the production of its first all-electric model, the MX-30. The funky four-door crossover will produced in Hiroshima, at Mazda’s Ujina No. 1 plant. The MX-30 first broke...

For anyone who missed it, you can watch the MX-30's getting unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show here.