Mazda CX-3 Smart Start Guide

Driver's View

Active Driving Display: Do not attempt to adjust the Active Driving Display by hand; this could cause damage. Use the AD-Disp tab in Settings (p. 13) for adjustments. Fingerprints on the display can impair visibility.

Steering Wheel Adjustment: Adjust the steering wheel up or down, or in or out, to improve the view of the instrument cluster.

Controls Overview:

• LIGHTING/TURN SIGNALS (P. 23)
• BLUETOOTH® HANDS-FREE/AUDIO (PP. 9, 29-30)
• ACTIVE DRIVING DISPLAY (P. 13)
• ILLUMINATION DIMMER/TRIP METER (PP. 32, 34)
• INSTRUMENT CLUSTER (PP. 31-34)
• WIPER/WASHER (P. 24)
• MAZDA CONNECT INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM (PP. 7-8, 29-30)
• CLOCK (P. 8)
• HAZARD WARNING
• TPMS SET (P. 5)
• DSC OFF
• LDWS (P. 19)
• BSM (P. 21)
• FUEL FILLER LID RELEASE
• HOOD RELEASE
• START/STOP ENGINE BUTTON (P. 4)
• CLIMATE CONTROL
• CD TRANSMISSION
• SEAT
• PASSENGER AIRBAG

Passenger Airbag: The passenger airbag and seat belt pretensioner will not deploy if the system determines an adult is not in the front passenger seat. If a smaller adult is seated, their physique might cause the system to deactivate the airbags. Always wear your seat belt and secure children in the rear seats.

Advanced Keyless Entry System (if equipped)

This system allows for keyless locking and unlocking of doors.

While Carrying the Advanced Key:

• Unlock the driver's door by pressing the driver's door request switch once.
• Unlock all doors by pressing the driver's door request switch once or twice, or by pressing the passenger's door request switch once.
• Lock all doors and the liftgate by pressing any request switch once.
• Open the liftgate from outside by using the liftgate opener.

Caution: The RED KEY indicator light may illuminate if the advanced key is placed in the cup holder, potentially preventing detection.

Important: Ensure the vehicle is OFF and take the keyless entry system key when leaving the vehicle. Be careful not to leave the key inside when locking doors using inside switches or knobs.

Note: For additional details on personalization features, refer to your Owner's Manual.

Request Switches: The door request switch is located on the door handle. The liftgate has a liftgate request switch and a liftgate opener.

Starting the Engine

Starting the Engine with Accelerated Warm-up System (AWS): The CX-3 features SKYACTIV combustion technology, including AWS for optimal emission performance in cold conditions.

While Carrying the Key:

• Start the engine by pressing the START/STOP ENGINE button while depressing the clutch pedal (M/T) or brake pedal (A/T).
• Upon start-up, engine speed and sound will be higher (approx. 1500 RPM) for less than a minute to quickly warm up the catalyst. RPM will reduce to idle once the temperature is achieved. This is normal for cold starts.
• Shut off the engine by ensuring the vehicle is in Park (A/T), setting the parking brake, and then pressing the START/STOP ENGINE button.
• Activate Accessories (ACC) by pressing the START/STOP ENGINE button once without depressing the clutch or brake pedal.
• Turn the ignition to ON by pressing the START/STOP ENGINE button twice without depressing the clutch or brake pedal.

Note: You can drive the vehicle during AWS activation; no waiting is necessary.

Emergency Engine Stop: Push and hold or repeatedly push the START/STOP ENGINE button while the engine is running to turn it off. Use only in emergencies.

Key Detection Issues: The engine may not start if the key cannot be detected. The Key Indicator Light may flash RED or a "Key not detected" message may appear if the key is in the cup holder.

Amber Indicator Light: If the START/STOP ENGINE button indicator light flashes AMBER, it may indicate a problem with the engine starting system. Have your vehicle inspected by an Authorized Mazda Dealer.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

The TPMS alerts the driver via an instrument cluster light and an alarm if tire pressure is low in one or more tires. Properly inflated tires enhance safety, longevity, and fuel economy.

TPMS Initialization: The TPMS must be initialized in the following situations:

• Tire pressure is adjusted.
• Tire rotation is performed.
• Any tire or wheel is replaced.
• The vehicle's battery is disconnected, replaced, or is dead.

Initialization Process (TPMS Warning Light Illuminated):

1. Park the vehicle safely and apply the parking brake.
2. Allow tires to cool, then adjust tire pressure to the specified pressure (refer to the tire label on the driver's side door jamb).
3. Switch the ignition ON, but leave the vehicle parked.
4. Push and hold the TPMS "Set Switch" (left side of dash) until the TPMS warning light flashes twice and a beep is heard once.

Caution: Pushing the TPMS "Set Switch" without adjusting tire pressure can lead to incorrect system detection. The TPMS warning light may not illuminate even if tire pressure is low, or it may illuminate when tire pressure is normal.

Note: Drastic temperature or altitude changes can affect tire pressure. Verify tire pressures during such changes.

Folding Rear Seats

Push the button to fold down the seatback. The left rear seat release is shown.

Note: For tall front occupants, rear headrests may need to be removed when folding seatbacks to prevent contact with the front seatbacks. Tilt the seatback slightly forward to remove the headrest.

Returning Rear Seats to Upright Position:

1. Install the headrest (if removed).
2. Raise seatbacks until they lock into position.
3. Pull on the seatbacks to ensure they are locked.
4. Check that seat belts are routed correctly for passenger use.

Break-In Period

No special break-in is required, but observe the following precautions for the first 600 miles:

• Avoid racing the engine.
• Avoid maintaining a single constant speed for extended periods.
• Avoid full-throttle starts.
• Avoid unnecessary hard stops.
• Do not drive at full-throttle or high engine RPM for extended periods.

Fuel Economy

For information on achieving the best fuel economy, visit www.fuelsconomy.gov.

Mazda Connect Infotainment System

The MAZDA CONNECT system can be operated via the commander switch, touchscreen (when the vehicle is not moving), or voice command.

Note: For safety, the touchscreen is disabled at speeds over 5 mph. Use the commander switch or voice control. The touchscreen supports touch and tap, slide, and swipe gestures, but not pinch gestures.

Voice Commands:

• Push TALK button and say "Applications."
• Push TALK button and say "Communication."
• Push TALK button and say "Settings."
• Push TALK button and say "Entertainment."
• Push TALK button and say "Navigation."

Warning Screens: These screens appear if there is a vehicle problem.

Support: For MAZDA CONNECT issues, visit www.mazdausa.com/mazdaconnect or call 800-430-0153.

Mazda Connect Settings

Navigating Settings:

1. Move the commander switch left or right to change tabs.
2. Push the commander switch knob down when the desired tab is highlighted.
3. Turn the commander switch dial to scroll through the list.

Note: A scroll bar on the right indicates more items are available.

Display Settings: Use this to turn off the display. Touch the screen or use the commander switch to turn it back on. Adjust brightness between Day (bright), Night (dim), and AUTO (switches based on headlights).

Sound Settings: Adjust audio parameters like volume, balance, and fader.

Vehicle Settings: Includes options for lighting, door locks, and turn signals.

Active Driving Display Settings: Adjust height, brightness, and enable/disable features.

Safety Settings: Configure features like Smart City Brake Support, Blind Spot Monitoring volume, and Lane Departure Warning System.

Device Settings: Manage Bluetooth connections and other devices.

System Settings: Includes language, temperature units, and software updates.

Clock Settings: Adjust time, sync with GPS, and change between 12/24 hr formats.

Pairing Your Bluetooth® Phone or Audio Device

Note: Pairing is not possible while driving. Visit www.mazdausa.com/mazdaconnect or call 800-430-0153 for compatibility and support.

Pairing Instructions:

1. Manually turn on Bluetooth on your phone or audio device.
2. Select Communication from the Home screen.
3. Select Settings.
4. Select Bluetooth.
5. Select Add New Device and switch to your mobile device.
6. On your mobile device, select "Mazda".
7. Verify the 6-digit code on both the display and your mobile device.
8. For phones compatible with SMS/MMS, allow Mazda Connect to download your phonebook and text messages.

Important: If your mobile device was previously paired with another Mazda, delete "Mazda" from the Bluetooth device list on your mobile device.

iPhone: Go to Settings > Bluetooth. Select the "i" icon for the connected device and switch "Show Notifications" to ON.

To Make or Receive a Hands-Free Call

• Receive/Swap Call: Push the call button.
• Talk/Start Voice Recognition: Push the TALK button.
• Hang Up/End Voice Recognition: Push the square button.

Automatic Bluetooth Reconnection: The last connected device reconnects automatically after engine start. To switch phones, go to Device Settings > Bluetooth.

For a Stable Bluetooth Connection: Ensure no metal objects or obstacles block the signal. Turn off unnecessary mobile device applications and energy-saving modes.

Note: Some phone models may not support all features. Contact Mazda for assistance if pairing fails.

Call Icons:

• ✓ Ends a call.
• ✓ Transfers a call from hands-free to the mobile phone.
• ✓ Transfers a call from the mobile phone to hands-free.
• □ Mutes the microphone.
• 囚 Switches the call on hold.
• II Allows transmitting DTMF signals.

Navigation System (if equipped)

Planning A Route: Plan your route before driving for safety. Adjust navigation voice volume using the VOL knob during guidance. Push the NAVI button to repeat the last instruction.

Note: For navigation system issues, visit www.mazdausa.com/mazdaconnect or call 800-430-0153.

Navigation Icons:

• 00 Hide/Show Menu Bar: Opens and closes the Menu bar.
• 1 Enter Destination: Enter an address, select a favorite, or choose a place of interest.
• 1 Navigation Information: Switches to the navigation information screen (traffic, GPS conditions).
• 1 Cancel: Cancels a waypoint or route.
• 2 Point of Interest: Finds nearby places.
• f Route Options: Displays route parameters, allows editing, route alternatives, and adding destinations to Favorites.
• 3B View Mode: Changes map mode (2D north up / 2D heading up / 3D).
• 0 Settings: Adjusts navigation settings.

To Plan a Route:

1. Push the NAV button.
2. Select ENTER DESTINATION.
3. Select Find Address.
4. Enter the street name.
5. Enter the house number and select ✔.
6. Check the input location and select ✔ Select, or use ↩ to go back.

Note: Select "Places Nearby" for POIs or "Add to Favorites" to save the location.

Note: Routes can be edited by selecting other options.

Start Guidance: Select ✔ Start or wait 10 seconds. Check the set route by selecting MAP.

Planning a Route Using Voice Commands: Navigate to addresses, favorites, cities, POI categories, named POIs (restaurants, gas stations), or recent destinations.

Note: For best results, speak the full address without pausing. Voice guidance can be skipped by pushing the TALK button.

MAP SD Card: Update the map database by visiting www.mazdausa.com/navigation. Use only your MAP SD card for the navigation system. Do not insert other SD cards.

SD Card Slot: Located below the climate control system. Push the card to remove, push to insert.

Active Driving Display

The Active Driving Display (if equipped) shows information such as Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) conditions, Smart City Brake Support (SCBS) warnings, and cruise control settings.

Caution: Always adjust the display using the Settings screen (AD-Disp tab). Manual adjustment can cause damage.

Display Information:

• Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) operation and warnings.
• Smart City Brake Support (SCBS) warnings.
• Vehicle Speed Setting using cruise control (if equipped).
• Navigation Turn-by-Turn direction, distance, and lane guidance.

To Change Settings:

1. Select the Settings icon on the Home screen.
2. Select the AD-Disp tab.
3. Select the desired item to change (Height, Brightness Control, Calibration, Brightness, Navigation On/Off, Active Driving Display On/Off, Reset).

Note: If the display malfunctions, switch the ignition off and on. If the issue persists, consult an Authorized Mazda Dealer. Sunglasses may affect display visibility. Battery removal or low voltage may cause position deviation. Weather conditions can temporarily affect display visibility.

Commander Switch/Voice Command

Commander Switch: The commander switch is the primary interface for Mazda Connect, allowing operation without taking eyes off the road. It has five buttons corresponding to on-screen icons.

• FAVORITES: Store up to 50 stations, 50 contacts, and 50 POIs. Push and hold the Favorites button to store.
• MUTE: Push down. VOLUME: Turn dial.
• BACK: Returns to the previous screen.

Selecting Items: Move the knob to highlight an item, then push the knob down to select.

Voice Command: Activated by pushing the TALK button on the steering wheel and speaking a command (verb + noun).

Common Voice Commands: Help, Cancel, Go Back, Next, Tutorial, Scroll/Page Down/Up, Turn Display Off, Select <line number>, Go to (Home, Entertainment, Navigation, Communication, Settings, etc.), Play (AM/FM, XM, CD, Bluetooth, etc.), Play Song/Playlist/Artist/Album/Genre/Folder.

Mazda Radar Cruise Control (MRCC) System (if equipped)

The MRCC system maintains vehicle speed and following distance using a radar sensor. Set speed between 19 mph and 90 mph.

Modes:

• Constant Speed Mode: Maintains set speed when no vehicle is detected ahead.
• Headway Control Mode: Maintains a set following distance from a vehicle ahead.

Setting the MRCC: Push the ON switch to set vehicle speed and distance. The MRCC indication appears in the instrument cluster display.

Note: Keep the area behind the Mazda emblem on the grill clean for proper sensor function.

Setting the Speed: Adjust to desired speed, then push the SET + or SET - switch. The MRCC indicator light (green) turns on.

Setting the Distance: Push the switch to set a shorter or longer distance (four levels available).

Caution: Do not rely solely on MRCC. Always drive carefully and obey speed limits. The system may brake when passing large trucks; use the accelerator to override.

Switching to Conventional Cruise Control: Push and hold the ON switch for approximately two seconds while MRCC is active.

Close Proximity Warning: If your vehicle rapidly closes in on a vehicle ahead, a warning sound activates and "BRAKE!" is displayed. Verify surroundings and depress the brake pedal.

Smart City Brake Support (SCBS) (if equipped)

Between 2-18 mph, SCBS attempts to minimize collision damage by automatically stopping the vehicle if a collision is unavoidable. It is most effective when the relative speed between vehicles is less than 12 mph.

Operating Conditions: Speeds of 2-18 mph, driver reaction delay, SCBS system is ON.

Note: Refer to the Owner's Manual for complete SCBS operating conditions.

Warning: SCBS is a supplementary system with limitations. Do not rely solely on SCBS; always keep your eyes on the road.

SCBS can be turned off via Safety Settings in MAZDA CONNECT.

Smart Brake Support (SBS) (if equipped)

At speeds of 10 mph or higher, SBS alerts the driver to potential collisions and attempts to reduce impact severity. SBS operates at speeds higher than SCBS.

Operating Conditions: Speeds of 10 mph or higher, rapid acceleration towards a vehicle ahead, SBS system is ON.

Note: Refer to the Owner's Manual for complete SBS operating conditions.

Warning: SBS is a supplementary system with limitations. Do not rely solely on SBS; always keep your eyes on the road.

Collision Warning: A continuous beep and "BRAKE!" warning in the Multi-Information Display indicate a possible collision. The radar sensor detects the vehicle ahead.

Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) (if equipped)

The LDWS uses the Forward Sensing Camera (FSC) to recognize painted lane lines. At speeds above 44 mph, it alerts the driver if the vehicle deviates from its lane.

Note: Driver input (turn signal, steering, acceleration) cancels the warning.

Warning: LDWS is a supplementary system with limitations. Do not rely solely on LDWS, as it may cause accidents. Always pay attention to the road and drive safely.

Use the LDWS switch to turn the system ON or OFF.

Distance Recognition Support System (DRSS) (if equipped)

DRSS uses a radar sensor to measure the distance to the vehicle ahead (at speeds ≥ 19 mph) and indicates a recommended following distance. If the vehicle approaches too closely, the vehicle ahead indication flashes to advise maintaining a safe distance.

The display shows a "Vehicle ahead" icon and "DRSS Distance between vehicle" indicators.

Blind Spot Monitoring System (BSM) (if equipped)

BSM assists the driver by monitoring blind spots to the rear when changing lanes.

Turning BSM System Off: Push the BSM OFF switch. The BSM OFF indicator will illuminate. The system automatically turns on when the vehicle is started.

• At speeds ≥ 6 mph, BSM warns of vehicles in blind spots by illuminating lights on the side mirrors.
• If a turn signal is operated towards an illuminated warning light, a beep and flashing warning light may occur (depending on personalization settings).
• BSM sensors are located under the rear bumper areas. Keep this area clean for optimal performance.

Note: BSM is a supplementary system and not a substitute for driver attention. Always ensure safe lane changes by checking surroundings. BSM does not operate below ~6 mph.

Warning: BSM has limitations and may not detect all vehicles, especially motorcycles. Do not rely solely on BSM; always look over your shoulder before changing lanes.

Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) (if equipped)

RCTA alerts the driver of oncoming traffic when backing out of a parking spot. It is active when the vehicle is in reverse and speeds are 0-6 mph.

When BSM sensors detect an object moving at 3-18 mph, RCTA provides notifications via the Rear View Monitor, outside mirror indications, and a beep sound.

Warning: RCTA is a supplementary system with limitations. It may not detect all vehicles, especially motorcycles. Do not rely solely on RCTA; always back up slowly.

Lights

Lighting Control/Turn Signal Lever:

• 3005: Turns on tail, parking, and dashboard lights.
• AUTO: Headlights turn on/off automatically based on the light sensor.
• $D$: Turns on fog lights when headlights are on.
• 回: Turns on tail, parking, dashboard, and headlights.

Three-Flash Turn Signal: Push the turn signal lever halfway up or down and release to signal a lane change; the indicator flashes three times.

Note: Daytime Running Lights (DRL) are automatic. Consult an Authorized Mazda Dealer to disable/enable this feature.

Note: Adjust Auto Headlights OFF timing and Auto Light Control sensitivity in MAZDA CONNECT SETTINGS (p. 8).

Wiper/Washer

Windshield Wiper/Washer Control Lever:

• AUTO: The rain sensor adjusts wiper speed. Rotate the inner ring clockwise (+) for more sensitivity (wipers activate with less rain) and counterclockwise (-) for less sensitivity (wipers activate with more rain).
• INT: For vehicles without AUTO wipers, set to INT and rotate the ring for interval timing (fast to slow).

Caution: Turn AUTO wipers OFF when going through a car wash or cleaning the windshield.

Lever Functions: Pull lever to dispense windshield washer fluid. Rotate rings to adjust wiper speed (MIST, AUTO, LO, FAST) and rear window wiper/washer settings (OFF, INT, ON).

Adaptive Front-lighting System (AFS) (if equipped)

AFS automatically turns the headlight beam in conjunction with steering wheel direction, improving illumination while cornering. It operates only when the vehicle is moving.

Note: Headlight movement and leveling motor sounds are normal when the ignition is ON. The system may need resetting after battery disconnection or fuse replacement; refer to the Owner's Manual. AFS can be turned off in Vehicle Settings within MAZDA CONNECT (p. 8).

AFS Operation: Headlight beams adjust to the direction of the steering wheel for better cornering visibility.

High Beam Control (HBC) (if equipped)

HBC automatically switches headlights to high beams at speeds above 18 mph when no vehicles are detected ahead or approaching.

HBC Switches to Low Beam When:

• Approaching or being approached by another vehicle.
• Driving on well-lit roads.
• At speeds lower than 12 mph.

To Turn HBC On:

1. Turn the headlight switch to AUTO.
2. Push the headlight lever forward to the High Beam position.

The High Beam indicator light (BLUE) turns on when HBC is active. The HBC indicator light (GREEN) illuminates in the instrument cluster when the system is on.

Audio USB and AUX Inputs

Connect portable audio players via the USB port or AUX jack located below the climate controls.

Important: Set portable audio player volume to maximum before distortion. Unplug devices before turning off the vehicle to prevent battery drain. Wait 15 seconds after starting the vehicle before plugging into the USB port.

Note: An audio cable with a 3.5 mm mini stereo plug is required for the AUX jack.

Connection: Connect the device plug to the player and the USB port or AUX jack. Turn the audio system on and select AUX or USB from the Sources menu.

Audio Controls: Use vehicle controls for USB devices; use portable player controls for AUX jack.

Note: The USB port plays the first audio file upon restart, not from where it left off.

12 Volt Accessory Sockets: Accessory sockets are powered when the ignition is in ACC or ON. Disconnect devices when the ignition is off to prevent battery drain.

Automatic Climate Control

Temperature Control Dial: Rotate to adjust temperature. Push A/C to manually turn air conditioning on or off.

Fan Control Dial: Rotate to set fan speed. Rotate to OFF to turn the system off.

Recirculate Air: Push to recirculate cabin air (reduces outside odors, improves cooling) or receive fresh air.

Mode Selector Dial: Rotate to select airflow mode (dashboard vents, dashboard and floor vents, floor vents, defroster and floor vents, defroster vents, rear defroster).

AUTO: Set Fan Control and Mode Selector Dials to AUTO for automatic control of airflow mode and amount based on set temperature.

Audio Controls

Bluetooth® Audio: Pair Bluetooth® enabled phones and audio players to play music wirelessly. Some phone models may not support all features. Visit www.mazdausa.com/mazdaconnect or call (800) 430-0153 for assistance.

Playing Bluetooth® (BT) Audio: Ensure the BT audio device is paired. Turn on the device, open the audio app, and select Bluetooth from Sources.

Audio Operation Icons:

• SOURCES: Displays audio menu to change source (FM/AM/XM/Aha/Pandora/Stitcher/Bluetooth/USB/CD/AUX).
• GRACENOTE: Install the most recent database from www.MazdaUSA.com/USB for improved voice recognition. Go to System Settings > Music Database Update.
• AUTO MEMORY: Displays the 10 strongest radio stations. Select Update Station List to rescan.
• FAVORITES: Displays favorite radio stations.
• HD RADIO: Switches HD Radio On/Off. Digital broadcasts offer clearer audio.
• SCAN: Scans radio stations or songs, stopping at each for 5 seconds.
• TUNER: Displays manual radio tuner.
• TAG: Saves artist and title for Apple devices with USB.
• SEEK PREVIOUS/NEXT: Selects previous or next station/song. Press and hold to change stations continuously.
• SETTINGS: Adjusts audio quality (bass, treble, etc.).
• TRACK LIST: Displays CD track list.
• REPEAT: Repeats the current song.
• SHUFFLE: Plays songs in random order.
• PLAY/PAUSE: Plays and pauses the CD.

SiriusXM®: Introductory 4-month trial subscription included. Activate service via siriusxm.com/refresh or 1-855-MYREFRESH.

HD Radio: Receives digital broadcasts for improved sound quality. Turn off if sound quality diminishes.

Audio Operation Using Voice: Push TALK button and speak commands (e.g., "Play AM/FM", "Tune to Station", "Help").

Instrument Cluster (Type A)

Outside Temperature Display: Switch units (°C/°F) via System Settings in the infotainment system.

Important: Adjust instrument cluster brightness using the dimmer knob if the display becomes too dim or bright with headlights on.

Glossary of Warning and Indicator Lights: Includes explanations for lights such as LDWS, TCS/DSC, BSM, Cruise Control, ABS, Airbag, Check Engine, Seat Belt, TPMS, and more.

Trip Computer: Select information like RANGE, average fuel economy, current fuel economy, and average vehicle speed by pushing the INFO button.

Engine Coolant Temp Lights:

• Red Coolant Temp Light: Flashing indicates engine is running hot; solid ON indicates overheating. Pull over safely and turn off the engine.
• Blue Coolant Temp Light: ON indicates cold engine coolant; OFF indicates warm coolant.

Instrument Cluster (Type B)

Outside Temperature Display: Switch units (°C/°F) via System Settings (with Mazda Connect) or by using the INFO button (without Mazda Connect).

Important: Adjust instrument cluster brightness using the dimmer knob if the display becomes too dim or bright with headlights on.

Glossary of Warning and Indicator Lights: Provides definitions for various warning and indicator lights, including TCS/DSC, BSM, Cruise Control, ABS, Airbag, Check Engine, Seat Belt, TPMS, and more.

Trip Computer: Select information like RANGE, average fuel economy, current fuel economy, and average vehicle speed by pushing the INFO button.

Engine Coolant Temp Lights:

• Red Coolant Temp Light: Flashing indicates engine is running hot; solid ON indicates overheating. Pull over safely and turn off the engine.
• Blue Coolant Temp Light: ON indicates cold engine coolant; OFF indicates warm coolant.

Transmission

Manual Shift Mode: Shift the lever from D to M for manual control of engine RPM and torque.

• Shift Up: Pull the steering wheel UP switch (+) or tap the shift lever back (+).
• Shift Down: Pull the steering wheel DOWN switch (-) or tap the shift lever forward (-).

Note: Steering Shift Switches can be used in "D" or "M".

Drive Selection:

• SPORT Mode: Selects lower gears for increased acceleration response and holds gears longer during braking or cornering. Push the SPORT button to activate; the indicator light turns on.

Note: SPORT mode is automatically deactivated when cruise control SET is pushed. It cannot be activated/deactivated while cornering. It also turns off when the ignition is switched off. Fuel consumption may increase slightly in SPORT mode.

Active Adaptive Shift (AAS) Control

AAS automatically adjusts transmission shifting based on road conditions and driving style, potentially holding lower gears longer for better control on hills and corners.

Accelerator Pedal Kickdown Switch*: Depress the accelerator 95% of the way, then push harder to activate the kickdown switch. This typically downshifts the transmission and engages maximum power mode. (*Available on automatic transmission vehicles only.)

Hill Launch Assist (HLA): HLA assists in accelerating from a stop on hills. It prevents the vehicle from rolling when the brake pedal is released and the accelerator is pressed. It operates on downward slopes (shift lever in R) and upward slopes (shift lever not in R). HLA holds the vehicle for up to 2.0 seconds.

Personalize Your CX-3 with Genuine Mazda Accessories

Visit www.MyMazda.com to view available accessories for your CX-3.

www.MyMazda.com: Register for exclusive owner benefits, including event access, personalized maintenance schedules, owner magazines, warranty information, and more.

Mazda Mobile Apps:

• Mazda Assist: Provides 24/7 roadside assistance (1-800-866-1998).
• MyMazda App: Track maintenance, view service coupons, receive alerts, access service history, recall information, locate your parked car, and find Mazda Dealers. Download from the App Store or Google Play.

Customer Delivery Checklist

MyMazda App Overview: Download and register the app on the customer's phone, then review its sections.

Vehicle Presentation:

• Exterior: Demonstrate door request switch and power liftgate operation.
• Interior: Show seat, mirror, and steering wheel adjustments. Review controls and switch locations. Demonstrate multi-information display operation.

MAZDA CONNECT Infotainment System Overview:

• Settings: Review display, safety, sound, clock, vehicle, device, and system settings. Adjust heads-up display height and BSM volume.
• Communications: Explain toolbar options, pair a phone, make a call, and review voice commands.
• Entertainment: Explain toolbar options, save favorite stations, play Bluetooth audio, and use Pandora, Stitcher, and Aha.
• Navigation: Explain toolbar options and plan a route using voice recognition.
• Safety (I-ACTIVSENSE): Cover BSM, RCTA, MRCC, SCBS, SBS, DRSS, Traffic Sign Recognition, and Lane-keep Assist/LDWS.

Presentation of Owner's Materials: Provide Owner's Manual and Warranty Information Booklet. Record warranty start date and customer initial. Introduce service options and suggest scheduling the first appointment.

Genuine Mazda Service

Trust Authorized Mazda Dealers for maintenance and repairs to keep your Mazda running like new. Technicians are factory-trained and use Genuine Mazda Parts.

Mazda Full Circle Service: Offers a complimentary multi-point inspection with a detailed report card at every visit. Learn more at www.MazdaUSA.com.

Contact Information: Customer Experience Center: 1-800-222-5500. Roadside Assistance: 1-800-866-1998.