Mazda3 saloon

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MAZDA is dropping the saloon variant of its popular Mazda3 as it introduces a simplified line-up.

The Mazda3 is now offered with the 140ps 2.5-litre e-Skyactiv G engine only, which features both cylinder de-activation and Mazda M-Hybrid mild-hybrid technology.

With a Prime-Line, Centre-Line, Homura, Exclusive-Line, Homura Plus and Takumi grade walk - the addition of the new Homura Plus model adds more choice.

Outside of Prime-Line and Centre-Line, all other grades come with a choice of manual or automatic transmission, while Mazda's Aero Grey paint colour is available on Mazda3 for the first time.

The entry-point Prime-Line model features evolved Smart Brake Support, Emergency Lane Keep and Blind Spot Monitoring technology with increased functionality, while Driver Monitoring has been added to all models. Inside, Prime-Line models now feature gloss black interior trim around the gear lever and cup holders.

Centre-Line and Homura models mirror the same active safety enhancements, while the Exclusive-Line now features gunmetal grey interior decorative panels and driver's seat tilt adjustment. Externally, the Adaptive LED headlights feature a new internal chrome decoration within the lamp design.

New for the 2027 Mazda3 is the Homura Plus model, which builds on Homura specification with 12-speaker BOSE audio, black leather seat trim, power seats, gunmetal and gloss black interior trim panels and 360-degree view monitor.

Externally, LED signature lighting helps it stand out, while as before, the Takumi grade remains the range-topping model.

Commenting on the 2027 Mazda3, Jeremy Thomson, Mazda Motors UK managing director, said: "the Mazda3 remains one of the best looking and most fun to drive hatchbacks in the market, while the e-Skyactiv G engine blends excellent torque and driveability with strong efficiency. Combine this with the Mazda3's award-winning styling and it's easy to see why it remains a benchmark car in the compact hatchback sector.

"The 2027 Mazda3 brings subtle upgrades, plus a new Homura Plus model, and crucially with no price increase from the previous model year, continues to represent excellent value for money".

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