2019 Mazda MX-5 to get 180 hp, big bump for NA motor
Does the Mazda MX-5 need more power? Not for me, but I’m pretty sure there are no shortage of those who want more than the 158 hp from the roadster’s 2.0L engine. If the lack […]
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Mazda now benchmarks Toyota instead of BMW
It isn’t uncommon for carmakers to benchmark their cars against other competitor products to see how they stack up against them. Mazda is no exception to this, and has held BMW as a benchmark for […]
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Majority of European drivers prefer traditional engines, only 33% welcome autonomous driving – Mazda
According to a new research by Mazda, nearly 60% of European drivers see a positive future for petrol and diesel engines. Based on the findings, the research showed that consumers don’t necessarily think that the […]
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2018 Mazda 6 Wagon facelift revealed before Geneva
With the Geneva Motor Show coming up in March, Mazda has revealed the first few images of the 2018 Mazda 6 Wagon. Upon its full debut, the refreshed wagon will join its sedan sibling, which […]
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Mazda’s SkyActiv-3 engine to be as clean as an EV?
Mazda is a big fan of bold claims, few of which it has yet to deliver. The Hiroshima-based automaker’s groundbreaking SkyActiv-X engine hasn’t even made it to production, but already there are plans to develop […]
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Mazda CX-5 – spec-by-spec comparison, full galleries
The second-generation Mazda CX-5 was launched in Malaysia back in October 2017, and is available in a total of five variants – 2.2D AWD GLS, 2.2D 2WD GLS, 2.5 2WD GLS, 2.0 2WD GLS and […]
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Toyota merger not on the cards – Mazda America CEO
Following a signing between Japanese automakers Toyota and Mazda for entering into a business and capital alliance last August, Mazda North America has refuted any speculation of the two companies merging, according to The Detroit […]
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Mazda launches new engine machining factory at Thailand facility – 2.0L SkyActiv-G to be produced
Mazda has launched a new engine machining factory at Mazda Powertrain Manufacturing Thailand (MPMT) in Chomburi, Thailand, which is part of efforts to expand the local production of vehicles, engines and transmissions in Thailand. Last […]
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Mazda’s rotary engine to return in self-driving Toyotas
Mazda has revealed that its iconic rotary engine will make a return. According to a report by Bloomberg, the Hiroshima-based automaker is reviving the classic technology for use in an unlikely place: battery-powered, self-driving vehicles […]
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Mazda introduces Flair Wagon, plus Custom Style
It’s Tokyo Auto Salon season soon, and Mazda weighs in amongst the tuner-centric crowd with its own production model offering that is the new Flair Wagon as well as the Flair Wagon Custom Style. Based […]
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Mazda Festive Carnival – demo units from RM65,000
From now until December 31, 2017, Bermaz Motor will hold its nationwide Mazda Festive Carnival, with exclusive deals, lucky dip and instant gifts for those who sign up for any Mazda vehicle. Also available are […]
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SPYSHOTS: Mazda RX-9 seen testing in RX-8 clothes
This looks like a debadged Mazda RX-8, but of course the four-door coupé has been around for more than a decade and ceased production since 2012. So surely something is up when a tatty example […]
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Mazda won’t embrace downsized turbo motors – report
Mazda’s commitment to perfecting the internal combustion engine leaves the company swimming upstream in this era of downsizing. Now, Mazda engineers are going all out with the development of the SkyActiv-X engine, set to be […]
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2018 Mazda 6 facelift makes LA debut with 2.5L turbo
Teased two weeks ago, the 2018 Mazda 6 has made its debut at the 2017 Los Angeles Auto Show. This second facelift for the D-segment sedan boasts “unparalleled craftsmanship, design and technologies” that elevate it […]
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Mazda to upgrade Thailand powertrain plant: report
Mazda has plans to channel more investment into its engine and transmission manufacturing plant in Rayong, Thailand before 2020 in order to handle greater capacity and newer powertrain technologies, according to the Bangkok Post. This […]
