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I like this and the Honda E, cos fun is something to be enjoyed every journey. massive range isn't everything for what are essentially second / city cars. glad you liked this

good review! I ordered one for myself! I wait for August to receive it. I live on an island and I can't imagine a better car for my needs. really, it's not all about speed or range. This is a car with an excellent value for money. I'm a little annoyed, those revues, where cars are redicuralized based on aspects that are far from defining a car by itself. hug from the Azores Portugal

Thanks for your review. You tested the amount of space in the back seats - it was extremely tight for you based on how you’d set the front seat to accommodate your comfort. However, you have omitted to disclose how tall you are - please let us know as your review seems overtly critical of the rear space (which will accommodate 3 adults abreast - depending on how tall and large they are I suppose). And yes, you CAN get out of the back - as long as you pull the front seat release, push it forward, fold down the seat back, lean forward and open the front door - followed by the rear door - ergo, you’re not really trapped. I had owned a Mazda MX-3 for 8.5 years and THAT was truly tight in the back - it was possible to get out of the back in exactly the same way I described - except that only had two large doors. Otherwise, thank you for your review 😊

I'm the owner of a 2023 Mazda MX-30 GS as my first EV because I like the look & finish and the way it handles. Price wise, it's pretty good as Mazda offers a 4000$ rebate and another 12000$ in rebates from the federal & provincial governments (Quebec, Canada). I have to say I use it as a second vehicle to do all my shopping/groceries/meetings etc... all within 40 km from my house and I won't use it during winter time (October 31 to may 01). I understand the range is said to be 160 km but I've done more than 180 km on rural roads & city roads and it was showing15% left! But if you're looking for a primary vehicle for all year around and long trips, you should consider an EV with a 360 km minimum range knowing that in winter time when it's really cold (-20c +), you'll be using "heating/heated seats/heated streering etc..." which will have a negative impact on the range (minus 40% +) and it will take longer to charge. 😊 Average of 16 kwh/100 km

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