Mazda has a lot of plans for the next decade, and this is what you need to know.
Mazda is changing direction, but it's hardly a surprise
Is a new model policy, with emphasis on electrification
But the Skyactive X engines will continue to evolve
There will also be two turbocharged inline-six engines
These include a gasoline and diesel engine, both of which will be paired with a 48-volt hybrid system
The drivetrains share a lot of components for better cost-efficiency
Based around a turbo-four Skyactive X engine
Mazda is also working on a new EV architecture
It will come out by 2025 and is expected to share a lot with Toyota's e-TNJA platform
Mazda will have 13 new models by 2025
Including five FHEVs and three EVs
Some of them could have Toyota's hybrid system, featuring the 2.4-liter turbo-four engine
Even more Mazda EV models are expected by 2030
Sadly, however, there's still no mention of the RX-9 and new 6 yet
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