2020 Mazda MX-30 Will Bring Back Rotary The Mazda Rotary Engine Is Finally Coming Back The Rotary Returns in a Plug-In Hybrid Crossover The company says it's shifting to focus on its array of new plug ...

The Mazda MX-30 is officially dead. If you forgot the MX-30 was even on sale, you’re probably not alone. So far this year, Mazda sold a whopping 66 MX-30s, so it’s no wonder that it’s being ...

Mazda brought the rotary engine back in a new concept. This time, the company made a couple of environmentally-friendly ...

Mazda on Friday afternoon revealed that its MX-30 lineup will not be returning for U.S. sales after the 2023 model year. For longtime Mazda fans, that piece of news also means that Mazda’s Wankel ...

The Mazda MX-30 EV is dead in America as the brand has decided to focus its electrification efforts on the CX-50 Hybrid, CX-90 PHEV, and the upcoming CX-70 PHEV. While the crossover’s death will leave ...

Mazda North American Operations reports that in June, its vehicle sales in the United States doubled, reaching 29,786 units (97 percent year-over-year). During the first six months of the year, the ...

Mazda has begun testing prototypes of its first bespoke electric car ahead of a planned launch in 2027 – and these first pictures reveal it could be an EV sibling to the CX-5. The Japanese firm is one ...

Revealed in 2019 at the Tokyo Motor Show, the MX-30 is a bit of a lost cause. Mazda's first mass-production electric vehicle is a crossover with very poor driving range. Over in the United States, for ...

TOKYO — Mazda is going to extremes to keep two iconic products — its rotary engine and its MX-5 Miata sporty car tradition — alive in the age of electrification. The Hiroshima, Japan, automaker is ...

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