Mazda Motor Corporation has updated the suspension of the 2021 Mazda CX-30 to now feature a "more natural", gentler ride.

Updates to the CX-30's front and rear dampers are said to improve the suspension's damping characteristics on rough roads, simultaneously improving the ride quality to be gentler and smoother. 

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Aside from that, the e-SKYACTIV X range of engines (featuring a 48V mild hybrid system, not available in Malaysia) for the Japan-spec CX-30 and Mazda 3 have been improved to return better fuel economy.

This announcement so far only applies to the Japanese-market cars. Mazda has yet to confirm if these updates will be extended to export-market models.

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