Mazda Lease Deals

Mazda builds cars for drivers who still notice how a car steers, and reviewers consistently say its cabins and styling feel a class above the badge. The current Mazda line-up gives us eight models to lease: four SUVs, three hatchbacks and one convertible.

The range stretches from the MX-5 at 3.92 m to the CX-80 at 5.00 m, with petrol, diesel, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric power depending on the model. Every one comes with a 6-year / 100,000-mile manufacturer warranty.

Start with the Mazda CX-5, the family SUV at the centre of the range: five seats, a 583-litre boot, 4.69 m long, petrol power and braked towing up to 2,000 kg. It's the default answer for most households looking at the brand.

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About Mazda

Mazda is a Japanese manufacturer that sells on design and driving feel rather than sheer volume. Reviewers regularly describe its cars as better finished and more engaging than their price suggests, and models across the range hold a 5-star Euro NCAP rating.

The brand has taken its own route on electrification. Rather than converting the whole range at once, it offers petrol, diesel, hybrid and plug-in hybrid alongside one fully electric model, the 6E, so you can match the powertrain to the way you actually drive.

Ownership terms are consistent too. Whichever model you pick, you get a 6-year / 100,000-mile manufacturer warranty and servicing every 12 months or 12,500 miles, which makes budgeting over a lease term straightforward.

The Mazda range we lease

Eight models, in three body styles. Four SUVs cover everything from compact crossover to seven-seat family transport, three hatchbacks span small hybrid to fully electric, and the MX-5 handles the fun. Each model links to its own page.

SUVs

The Mazda CX-5 is the mainstream family SUV: petrol, five seats, a 583-litre boot and 4.69 m of length, with braked towing up to 2,000 kg and four trims to choose from. Deals start from £269.78 a month.

Smaller and easier to live with in town, the Mazda CX-30 is 4.40 m long with five seats and a boot of 422–430 litres depending on version. Petrol only, two trims, and braked towing up to 1,300 kg. Deals start from £253.78 a month.

Step up and the Mazda CX-60 offers diesel or plug-in hybrid power in a 4.75 m five-seater with a 570-litre boot. It tows up to 2,500 kg braked, the most in the range, across four trims. Deals start from £420.97 a month.

The Mazda CX-80 is the 5.00 m seven-seater, also available as a six-seater, with diesel or plug-in hybrid power, five trims and a boot of 258–566 litres depending on version. It tows up to 2,500 kg braked. Deals start from £420.83 a month.

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Hatchbacks

The Mazda 2 Hybrid is the small self-charging hybrid of the family: 3.94 m long, five seats, a 286-litre boot and four trims. No plug needed, which suits short urban runs. Deals start from £220.92 a month.

A size up, the Mazda 3 is the family hatchback of the range: petrol power, five seats, about 4.46 m long and a boot of 334–450 litres depending on version, with braked towing up to 1,300 kg. It comes in one trim across three body styles. Deals start from £216.66 a month.

Electric buyers get the Mazda 6E, a 4.92 m five-seat hatchback with a 337-litre boot, two trims and braked towing up to 1,500 kg. It's the only fully electric model in the range. Deals start from £309.10 a month.

Convertible

And then the Mazda MX-5. Two seats, petrol power, 3.92 m long and a boot of 127–130 litres depending on version. Reviewers have praised it for decades as one of the purest driving cars you can buy. Deals start from £259.96 a month.

Electric and hybrid Mazda models

Mazda gives you three ways to cut fuel use: one fully electric model, two with plug-in hybrid options, and one self-charging hybrid. All four carry the same 6-year / 100,000-mile manufacturer warranty as the petrol and diesel cars.

The 6E is the electric one, a five-seat hatchback of 4.92 m with a 337-litre boot and towing up to 1,500 kg braked. If you can charge at home or at work, it's the simplest route to zero tailpipe emissions here.

If you can't charge reliably, the plug-in hybrid CX-60 and CX-80 let you run short trips on electricity and fall back on the engine for longer ones. The 2 Hybrid needs no plug at all. Our electric and hybrid leasing guides explain the trade-offs in more detail.

Why lease a Mazda?

Because the ownership terms line up neatly with a lease term. Every Mazda we price carries a 6-year / 100,000-mile manufacturer warranty and a service interval of 12 months or 12,500 miles, so mechanical cover and maintenance timing are predictable from day one.

Leasing itself covers road tax for the contract term and delivery, with the option to add a maintenance package. You hand the car back at the end rather than worrying about resale.

The MX-5 makes the case well: a two-seat petrol convertible, 3.92 m long, with the same six-year warranty as the big SUVs. FVL has been arranging leases for over 25 years, and our team can talk you through terms, mileage and which version fits.

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Which Mazda should you choose?

Work backwards from what you need the car to do. Size, seats, towing weight and how you refuel will narrow eight models down to one or two very quickly.

Tightest parking? The MX-5 at 3.92 m and the 2 Hybrid at 3.94 m are the short ones, though the MX-5 seats only two. For a small family who want a raised driving position, the CX-30 at 4.40 m is the compact SUV choice.

For a standard family SUV, the CX-5 gives you five seats, a 583-litre boot and 2,000 kg of braked towing. Need more than five seats? Only the CX-80 offers six or seven.

Towing a caravan or trailer? The CX-60 tows up to 2,500 kg braked, the most of any Mazda we lease, with the CX-80 matching it. Going electric means the 6E. Want a conventional hatchback with a choice of body styles, the Mazda 3 covers that. Still unsure, our guide to choosing your lease car helps with mileage and term.

Mazda leasing FAQs

Specifications from Mazda's UK data and Euro NCAP; equipment and availability vary by version, check the individual deal.

Page updated 5 October 2026 by First Vehicle Leasing. Prices and availability shown on this page are live and change as deals are refreshed.