Mazda is giving its smallest crossover, the CX-30, a sweeping refresh for the 2026 model year, adding new trims, upgraded technology, and standard all-wheel drive across the lineup. With compact crossovers now dominating U.S. sales charts, Mazda is leaning on the CX-30 to deliver both volume and brand cachet. A Broad Range of ModelsFor 2026, the CX-30 will be available in eight trims, each targeted to slightly different buyers. Gloss black exterior badges, black roof rails, and black metallic wheels give it a distinct, modern look. By expanding its trim walk, Mazda hopes to attract both value-oriented buyers and those seeking a more distinctive design statement.