Mazda will have a new rotary concept at Tokyo show, trying to bring it to production
It's still unlikely, but somewhat less so.
It's still unlikely, but somewhat less so.
Mazda's drivetrain and powertrain assistant manager wants the company's revived rotary engine to be turbocharged.
For the last eight years, a dedicated team of 50 engineers at Mazda have been working with a small budget to bring the rotary engine back.
Mazda's new concept car looks great, but its the announcement of a next-generation rotary engine that has us buzzing (and adding just a bit of oil).
The Mazda RX-Vision concept at the Tokyo Motor Show points the way forward as the company tries to revive the rotary engine in an absolutely beautiful sports coupe. The brand hopes to have this gorgeous shape on the road someday.
The mysterious Mazda sports car concept we're all waiting to see reportedly packs a new rotary engine, dubbed Skyactiv-R and set to debut shortly in Tokyo.