Mazda 2

Mazda 2 is a fun energetic city car, full of space and practicality.

The award-winning compact city car, the Mazda 2 is available in two different model styles: Mazda 2 SKYACTIV and Mazda 2 Hybrid. With 7 different spec levels and 4 engine options between the 2 models, the latest Mazda 2 has more to offer than it ever has before.

Mazda 2 SKYACTIV

Upgraded for 2022, Mazda 2 SKYACTIV has four trim levels to choose from which go beyond an energetic exterior design, offering improved fuel efficiency, enhanced safety features and premium equipment.

Satellite navigation, cruise control, integrated Bluetooth and air conditioning are standard across the entire range with Wireless Apple CarPlay available from Sport trim upwards and a colour head-up display, reversing camera, heated front seats and steering wheel, featuring as standard from GT Sport upwards.

The newly released GT Sport Tech model boasts driver and safety aids such as adaptive LED headlights, blind spot monitoring, rear smart city brake support and a 360-degree camera.

Responsive and fun to drive, the 2022 Mazda 2 SKYACTIV features a 1.5 litre Skyactiv-G petrol engine. Improvements in compression rates and exhaust manifolds reduce CO2 emissions from previous models by up to 14g/km (around 13%), with the 90ps GT Sport, Sport and SE-L models coming in at 120g/km to 107g/km.

Apart from the SE-L version, all new manual variants of the Mazda 2 2022 feature Mazda’s M Hybrid (mild hybrid) system. This acceleration, by transferring power from regenerative braking and transferring it to the engine (and onboard electronics).

There’s no plugging in or charging to worry about either, just a versatile, intelligent mild hybrid engine with an integrated starter generator (ISG) that gets you up to 60.1 mpg (combined WLTP-MPG).

The Mazda 2 SKYACTIV M Hybrid system is not to be confused with the all-new Mazda 2 Hybrid. A brand new model in the Mazda line-up.

Mazda 2 Hybrid

The all-new Mazda 2 Hybrid is the perfect solution for eco-conscious drivers who don’t want to change driving and vehicle ownership habits. The Mazda 2 Hybrid does not require plug-in charging, instead you fill the tank and drive like a regular petrol car, while the lithium ion battery self-charges through recycling energy back into the battery when braking.

There are 3 spec levels to chose from, “Pure”, “Agile” and “Select”, and all grades come with the same 1.5 litre three-cylinder petrol engine with a 79bhp electric motor giving a combined system output of 114bhp.

With advanced connectivity such as Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and with a seven inch infotainment system and advanced driver safety features such as pre-collision system and pedestrian and cyclist detection, all grade of Mazda 2 Hybrid are designed for driver convenience and safety in mind.