

Matt Campbell
2 Months Ago
Marketplace Editor
The Mazda 3 has been given a significant technology upgrade for 2025, headlined by the addition of Mazda Connected Services across the board and enhanced safety.
The updated small car lineup is available now across Mazda’s national dealer network.
Mazda Connected Services features synchronise with the MyMazda app “to give the driver remote access to a vehicle locator, geofencing capability, a flashing lights feature, curfew notifications, remote locking, vehicle health and status reports and stolen vehicle tracking assistance”.
There’s also an SOS button on the roof panel, which automatically activates in the event of an emergency.
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Further, the Vision Pack is now standard equipment from Touring grades and above, previously being reserved for the top-spec Astina as standard equipment.
Contents include a surround-view camera, a larger 10.25-inch Mazda Connect infotainment system, Cruising & Traffic Support (semi-autonomous highway mode), driver attention monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.
The Vision Pack remains a $2000 optional extra on Pure and Evolve grades.
All Mazda 3 variants now score USB-C connectivity, replacing the outgoing range’s USB-A ports; while wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as wireless phone charging functions are featured as standard from the G20 Evolve and up.
Finally, the distinctive Zircon Sand Metallic premium exterior paint joins the palette, attracting a $595 charge.
Prices are up by between $720 and $2320, with the higher-end increases due to previously optional equipment becoming standard.
Model | Price before on-road costs |
---|---|
2024 Mazda 3 G20 Pure | $31,190 (+$720) |
2024 Mazda 3 G20 Evolve | $32,990 (+$970) |
2024 Mazda 3 G20 Touring | $36,990 (+$2320, $2000 Vision Pack now standard) |
2024 Mazda 3 G25 Evolve SP with Vision Pack | $36,990 (+$2320, $2000 Vision Pack now standard) |
2024 Mazda 3 G25 GT with Vision Pack | $39,990 (+$1420, $1500 Vision Pack now standard) |
2024 Mazda 3 G25 Astina | $43,190 (+$720) |
Note: Hatch and Sedan versions of the Mazda 3 are identically priced.
The 2025 Mazda 3 features carryover drivetrains in Australia.
Specifications | Mazda 3 G20 | Mazda 3 G25 |
---|---|---|
Engine | 2.0L 4cyl | 2.5L 4cyl |
Power | 114kW @ 6000rpm | 139kW @ 6000rpm |
Torque | 200Nm @ 4000rpm | 252Nm @ 4000rpm |
Transmission | 6-speed auto | 6-speed auto |
Driven wheels | FWD | FWD |
Weight | 1414kg (kerb) | 1415-1425kg (kerb) |
Fuel economy (claimed) | 5.9L/100km | 6.6L/100km |
Fuel tank capacity | 51 litres | 51 litres |
Fuel requirement | 91 RON E10 compatible | 91 RON E10 compatible |
CO2 emissions | 138g/km | 154g/km |
Emissions standard | Euro 5 | Euro 5 |
Braked tow capacity | 1200kg | 1200kg |
Dimensions | Mazda 3 Hatch | Mazda 3 Sedan |
---|---|---|
Length | 4460mm | 4660mm |
Width | 1795mm | 1795mm |
Height | 1435mm | 1440mm |
Wheelbase | 2725mm | 2725mm |
Cargo capacity | 295 litres | 444 litres |
Running costs | Mazda 3 |
---|---|
Warranty | 5 years, unlimited kilometres |
Roadside assistance | 5 years |
Service intervals | 12 months or 15,000 kilometres |
Capped-price servicing | 5 years |
Total capped-price service cost | $2142-$2168 |
The Mazda 3 wears a 2019-stamped five-star ANCAP safety rating based on Euro NCAP testing.
Category | Mazda 3 |
---|---|
Adult occupant protection | 98 per cent |
Child occupant protection | 89 per cent |
Vulnerable road user protection | 81 per cent |
Safety assist | 76 per cent |
Standard safety features include:
Vision Package* adds:
*$2000 on G20 Pure, G20 Evolve
All grades get additional features for the new model year.
G20 Pure features:
G20 Evolve adds:
G20 Touring adds:
G25 Evolve SP adds (over G20 Evolve):
G25 GT adds (over G25 Evolve SP):
G25 Astina adds:
Vision Pack: $2000 (G20 Pure, G20 Evolve)
Standard: $NCO
Premium: $595
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James is an automotive journalist based in Melbourne, Australia. Before joining CarExpert.com.au in 2020, James has worked at leading auto media outlets including Carsales and CarAdvice, as well as at Pulse agency for Ford Australia's communications team. In 2019 James made Mumbrella's 'Top 20 most prolific web authors in Australia' list after publishing 1,360 articles between March 1, 2018 and February 28, 2019 for CarAdvice. James is also an Ambassador for Drive Against Depression – an Australian charity whose mission is to support mental wellness through the freedom of driving and a shared love of cars.
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