What are the Key Specs of the 2026 Mazda CX-90 PHEV and MX-30 EV?

Drivers comparing electrified Mazda options often start with one simple question: what are the key specs? Two models that continue to stand out in Mazda’s electrified conversation are the 2026 Mazda CX-90 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) and the Mazda MX-30 Electric Vehicle (EV). While both deliver Mazda craftsmanship and modern technology, they serve very different lifestyles—one focuses on three-row flexibility with plug-in support, and the other prioritizes compact all-electric driving with a distinctive design.

Below is a clear breakdown of the most important specifications for each model, including powertrain details, drivetrain, towing, dimensions, cargo space, and major technology highlights. If you want help narrowing down which electrified Mazda fits your needs, Daytona Mazda is here to support your research and next steps.

2026 Mazda CX-90 PHEV Key Specs

The 2026 CX-90 PHEV is built for drivers who want three-row space and premium comfort with plug-in hybrid capability. Its spec sheet focuses on confident power, family-ready versatility, and a refined driving experience.

Powertrain, Drivetrain & Capability

• Powertrain: e-SKYACTIV® PHEV with a 2.5-liter I4 gasoline engine paired with an electric motor.

• Combined output: 323 horsepower and 369 lb-ft of torque when using premium fuel.

• Transmission: SKYACTIV®-Drive 8-speed automatic with manual-shift mode.

• Drivetrain: Standard i-Activ AWD across CX-90 PHEV trims.

• Towing capacity: Up to 3,500 lbs when properly equipped.

• Ground clearance: 8.0 inches with 19-inch wheels or 8.1 inches with 21-inch wheels, depending on configuration.

Seating, Cargo Space & Dimensions

• Seating capacity: Up to 7 passengers with a standard second-row bench; available second-row captain’s chairs provide a different seating layout.

• Cargo volume: Up to 15.9 cu ft behind the third row, expanding to up to 75.2 cu ft with the second and third rows folded down.

• Curb weight: Approximately 5,243 lbs.

Technology, Comfort & Efficiency Notes

• Electric-only driving: While an EPA electric-only range is not specified here, Mazda notes that many daily errands could be completed using electric power in PHEV models.

• Infotainment: Mazda Connect™ with Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, wireless phone charging, and advanced safety technologies.

• Available premium features: Panoramic moonroof, Bose® Centerpoint® surround-sound system, and hands-free rear power liftgate.

For shoppers who want to combine a premium three-row SUV layout with plug-in flexibility, the CX-90 PHEV delivers an impressive blend of power, traction, towing capability, and family-ready space. To explore Mazda options online, browse the New Inventory at Daytona Mazda.

Contact Daytona Mazda if you’d like help comparing electrified Mazda models. You can also view the 2026 CX-90 gasoline version online.

Mazda MX-30 EV Key Specs

The Mazda MX-30 EV focuses on compact, all-electric driving with Mazda styling and sustainability-minded interior details. Its key specifications highlight a smaller battery and an approachable range designed for daily use.

Battery, Power, Range & Charging

• Battery: 35.5 kWh battery with an electric motor producing approximately 143 hp (107 kW) and around 200 lb-ft of torque for North American models.

• Electric-only range: Approximately 100 miles (EPA estimate for the U.S. model).

• DC fast charging: About 0–80% in roughly 36 minutes with a suitable charger on earlier models using the 35.5 kWh battery.

Design, Space & Materials

• Door design: Signature “freestyle” rear-hinged rear doors paired with conventional front doors on earlier models.

• Interior approach: Mazda emphasized sustainability with cork-based accents and recycled fabrics in some trims.

• Compact footprint: Sized for easy city driving while still offering crossover-style seating height and visibility.

If you’re interested in a compact EV that keeps Mazda’s design identity front and center, the MX-30’s key specs outline what it brings to daily driving: a smaller battery, manageable charging times, and an approachable range for commuting and errands. To explore electrified options, check our New Inventory dedicated to PHEV and EV models.

Side-by-Side Comparison Table

For a quick look at how the key specs stack up, use the comparison below to evaluate performance, capability, space, and electrified driving factors at a glance.

Which Model Makes More Sense for Your Driving?

If you prioritize three-row seating, towing capability, and plug-in flexibility, the 2026 CX-90 PHEV stands out as the stronger fit. If your focus is compact all-electric driving with a unique design and daily-commute practicality, the Mazda MX-30 EV is the model that aligns best with those priorities. Either way, reviewing key specs is the fastest way to match your needs to the right electrified Mazda.

To learn more or get personalized guidance, contact Daytona Mazda. You can also continue browsing our new inventory to explore Mazda options online.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can the CX-90 PHEV drive purely on electric power for long distances?
A: The CX-90 PHEV is a plug-in hybrid. It can drive in an electric-only mode for shorter trips, then transitions to gasoline power for extended range beyond the battery’s capacity. Mazda notes that many daily errands could be completed using electric power in PHEV models, but an exact EPA electric-only range is not specified in the sourced material used here.

Q2: What kind of home charging setup works for either model?
A: The MX-30 EV supports home charging using Level 1 (standard outlet) or Level 2 (240V installation) for faster charging. The CX-90 PHEV also supports home charging, which can help maximize electric-only driving for everyday trips while still offering gasoline flexibility for longer travel.

Q3: How does maintenance differ for electrified Mazda models?
A: Both models are supported by trained technicians and genuine Mazda service standards. Electrified vehicles can include additional system checks related to battery and electric components, while still maintaining a consistent service approach for overall reliability and ownership support.

Q4: Is the MX-30 EV still available in the U.S. market?
A: The MX-30 EV was offered in the U.S. with limited distribution. Availability can vary by market and timing, so contacting Daytona Mazda is the best way to get current guidance and explore available options.

Q5: Which vehicle is better for longer trips?
A: For long-distance flexibility, the CX-90 PHEV has the advantage of plug-in capability paired with gasoline support, along with added space and towing capability. The MX-30 EV is best suited for everyday city and suburban driving based on its compact footprint and EV-focused design.