Mazda2 All-New Look for 2023

The much-loved Mazda2 has been completely revamped with a contemporary new look and cabin trim options. Spanning four distinct yet equally impressive models – Centre-Line, Homura, Exclusive- Line and Homura Aka – the 2023 version of this mini marvel offers an updated grille design, striking bumper aesthetics plus interior dash panels to ensure visual appeal no matter which grade you choose. Two fresh exterior hues have been added to its palette to complement these features: Aero Grey and Air Stream Blue, which bring out its grandeur even further.

What to Expect:

With the 2023 Mazda2, drivers can express their unique style and personality. From casual Centre-Line and Exclusive-Line models with a fun vibe to sporty Homura and Homura Aka editions with flair, this vehicle offers an array of vibrant colour combinations that ensure maximum individuality for all tastes.

The models presented for the Mazda2 displays owners with a more athletic and stylish design- including its signature wing grille surrounding the number plate for an eye-catching finish, accentuated by sportier lower bumper trim. Special colour accent tabs adorn both the front grille and rear bumpers of all models as well, adding another layer to a bolder aesthetic.

New Mazda2 Colours

Colours are a big focus for the new Mazda2. The Centre-Line and Exclusive-Line have a front end that features a large coloured panel across the lower section of the grille. This is combined with the new front bumper design to present a more prominent and apparent look. Soul Red Crystal, Snowflake White, Platinum Quartz and Polymetal Grey and the all-new Air Stream Blue take on an added touch of vibrancy with a body-coloured grille panel. Those who prefer the darker shades can choose from Machine Grey Deep Crystal Blue as well as Ceramic Metallic or Aero Gray – all combined with Jet Black for sleek accentuating contrast.

Trims and Their Additional Features

All Centre-Line and Exclusive-Line cars feature a small yellow accent tab in the grille, something that’s repeated at the back where the revised rear bumper features a now full-width black lower moulding with the yellow accent tab. Centre-Line cars feature 15-inch silver alloy wheels as standard, while Exclusive-Line steps up to 16-inch bright alloy wheels.  

The interior of the Centre-Line and Exclusive-Line cars boast a fresh colour palette. The dash panel is mint coloured in Air Stream Blue and Ceramic Metallic, while Snowflake White, Platinum Quartz, and Polymetal Grey offer up a crisp pure white finish – contrasted with the mirror black design used for all other exterior shades.

Homura and Homura Aka

The Mazda2 Homura and its sportier iteration, the Homura Aka 2023 offer a bold new look with distinct design enhancements. The Kodo-inspired body gets an upgrade with sleek black accents including a honeycomb grille, glossy door mirrors and 16″ alloy wheels in jet black for added sophistication To complete this dynamic driving experience there is also a red accent strip on both front and back as well as a unique shark fin antenna mounted atop the roof.

The Homura Aka stands proudly on the top of its range, boasting an unmistakable exterior with a sleek black honeycomb grille and glossy red accents. The interior is just as impressive – outfitted in vibrant blacks and reds for a truly sporty look that includes 16-inch metallic alloy wheels, half leather seats with padded stitching, air vent surrounds in contrasting shades of colour all around the cabin plus heated leather steering wheel guaranteed to turn heads!

Interior Features:

As has always been the case with the Mazda2, the 2023 Mazda2 sees excellent standard specifications across the entire range. All models feature navigation, wireless Apple CarPlay, cruise control, integrated Bluetooth and climate control. The Mazda2 range starts with the 75ps Centre-Line, while the Centre-Line model is also offered with a 90ps output.

Homura is offered with the 90ps version, while the Exclusive-Line is also offered with the 90ps output but comes with a choice of automatic and manual transmission. The range-topping Homura Aka is offered with a choice of 90 or 115ps outputs, with the 90ps offered with both automatic and manual gearbox. With the exception of the 75ps Centre-Line, all manual versions of the Mazda2 feature Mazda’s M Hybrid mild-hybrid system and now wear the e-Skyactiv G badge.

Mazda2 Engines:

Updates introduced to the 1.5-litre petrol engine in 2022 delivered considerable efficiency improvements and these are carried over to the 2023 Mazda2 unchanged. The compression ratio increased from 13.1 to 15.1 with the exhaust upgraded from a 4-1 to a 4-2-1 manifold. As a result, CO2 emissions have dropped by 11-14g/km depending on output and transmission. As an example, the 90ps Homura manual emits 107g/km compared to 120g/km of the equivalent pre-2022 model 90ps Sport.

The 2023 Mazda2 has been praised for its superior handling, so it’s no surprise that the dynamic set-up of this supermini remains unchanged! All editions include G-Vectoring Control Plus (GVC+), an upgraded version of their popular GVC. This improved system now uses brakes to improve steering control as part of a more comprehensive approach.

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The 2023 Mazda2 is an impressive vehicle that offers superior performance, handling and efficiency. With the addition of G-Vectoring Control Plus (GVC+), drivers can enjoy a dynamic driving experience with improved steering as well as greater fuel economy.

No matter which model you choose from the range – Centre-Line, Exclusive Line or Homura Aka – you’ll be sure to find something that suits your lifestyle needs while still maintaining excellent value for money. From its sleek exterior design to its luxurious interior features and powerful engine options, the 2023 Mazda2 has it all!