Time To Go Electric
Is it time to make the switch?
NEW 500 ELECTRIC - DESIGNED FOR THE NEXT DECADE
Introducing the new generation of the iconic Fiat 500 city car. With a completely new 100% electric platform, the all-new Fiat 500 is designed for the next decade. It's capable of up to 199 miles range (WLTP) and with 85kW fast charging, it will achieve a full day’s driving from a 5 minute charge (30 miles).*
THE NEXT LEVEL CITY CAR
The new 500 «la Prima» is the first city car to give you Level 2 Autonomous Driving. It is able to autonomously accelerate, brake, keep you in lane, read road signs and suggest adjusting your speed accordingly. Its eyes are also be wide open for pedestrians and cyclists, thanks to the 360° “Drone View”.
ALL-NEW, ALL ELECTRIC, ALL MAZDA
A reinvention of the electric car for the everyday. Contemporary design meets effortless style, with freestyle doors and a spacious, premium interior. Experience a truly synergistic drive, coupling Mazda's unique handling with intelligent e-Skyactiv electric drive technology, designed to take you wherever life leads. The new standard for an electric SUV.
The Mazda MX-30 is the first Mazda to achieve an overall five-star rating under the new, more stringent 2020 Euro NCAP crashworthiness ratings.
Mazda MX-30 has also been named Favourite Electric Car in the 2021 DrivingElectric.com Awards.
Launched in March 2021, Mazda MX-30 is priced from £26,045 for the SE-L Lux model.
- Free access to limited traffic areas
- Reduced fuel costs
- Ease of driving
- Ease of Maintenance
- Better for the environment
- Fast, easy home charging
TRAVELING TOWARDS THE ELECTRIC
When we talk about electric cars, we are usually also talking about the future. Indeed, many countries seem to increasingly believe in the advantages of this type of car, adopting incentive programmes for the purchase of electric cars. The electric car is one of the major trends in the automotive industry, a key component that is attracting everyone's interest.
But what is an electric car, and why is it so important?
The electric car is, quite simply, a car that uses electricity through charging, and not petrol or other fuels usually employed in cars. Unlike hybrid cars, electric cars have an absent polluting impact. Even the engine noise is absent, but an obligation has been introduced for manufacturers to equip electric cars with sound synthesizers to warn pedestrians of their arrival.
The acronym BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) is also used for the electric car, because the car is refuelled by recharging the batteries using electricity from the mains or other distribution systems. Recharging can take place using the charging stations spread around the country or with a domestic electrical outlet.
Recharging an electric car is easy and can be performed anywhere there is a socket or charging station. Public charging stations are also available at petrol stations, car parks, restaurants, hotels and other locations.
Electric vehicle charging times vary greatly depending on the type of charging, power and capacity of the battery.
Go Electric Today
NEW 500 ELECTRIC
ALL-NEW, ALL ELECTRIC, ALL MAZDA
