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Mazda is a Japanese automaker that has carved out a distinct position in the UAE as the premium end of the mainstream market — cars that prioritise driving dynamics, craftsmanship, and Kodo design philosophy over badge prestige. The brand's UAE lineup spans 10 models, from AED 75,000 for the entry crossover up to AED 231,000 for the flagship three-row SUV, covering sedans, hatchbacks, SUVs, and a proper two-seat convertible.
In the UAE, Mazda vehicles are distributed by Al Majid Motors, which has held the franchise since the 1970s. Showrooms and authorised service centres operate across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the Northern Emirates.
Mazda's UAE lineup runs from AED 75,000 to AED 231,000 and covers a focused but well-rounded range of segments. At the entry level, the CX-3 is the most affordable way into the brand — a compact crossover with a clean interior and an agile drive. The Mazda 3 sits just above it as a premium hatchback with one of the most refined cabins in its class. Compact SUV buyers are well served by the CX-30, which slots between the CX-3 and the mid-size CX-5 — the CX-5 itself remains Mazda's best-seller in the region, available in front-wheel-drive and AWD forms. For buyers stepping up, the CX-60 is a premium mid-size SUV with rear-wheel-drive underpinnings and a plug-in hybrid powertrain option. At the top of the range, the three-row CX-90 is Mazda's flagship, combining SUV practicality with a more restrained luxury positioning and a larger displacement engine than the CX-60. The MX-5 rounds out the range as the only traditional two-seat roadster in its price bracket in the UAE — a genuine enthusiast's car.
