Teasers?
Mazda’s most compact crossover, the first and so far only generation, debuted in late 2014. In 2018, the model was restyled and three years later, it left the North American market, followed by the European one. In most countries, the CX-3 was replaced [by the larger CX-30 crossover . Until recently, the compact SUV was offered in its home market of Japan and some other countries, but it is expected this year, , but now one has been officially announced. A first teaser Was even released, though for some reason it depicted the previous-generation CX-5 crossover. Therefore, in terms of appearance, we can more likely look to the brand’s latest concepts, including, for example, the Vision-X Compact hatchback. It’s likely that the front end of the crossover, with its distinctive running lights, will be styled in this style. The rear end, however, should clearly be more voluminous than that of the concept hatchback, and we’ve depicted one possible design.