Mazda has finally launched an all-electric car. It’s a crossover called the MX-30 and, according to reviewers, is quite exciting to drive, but can it pass the moose test? The challenge, designed to replicate what happens when you quickly swerve to avoid an obstacle on the road and then try to get back in your lane as quickly as possible, has proved to be very tricky for several new vehicles. Nonetheless, the MX-30 managed to pass it at 79 km/h (49 mph), 2 km/h (1 mph) higher than the targeted speed, with Km77 calling it a satisfactory result. Equipped with 18-inch wheels shod in 215/55 Bridgestone Turanza tires, it felt nimble and easy to handle. It slightly oversteered, but the ESC kicked in every time and increased traction. The MX-30 performed well in the slalom test too.