The Mazda CX-6e makes a bold entry into the electric SUV market, featuring a 78kWh LFP battery and a 300-mile range. Unveiled at the Brussels Motor Show, this mid-sized SUV combines the futuristic Kodo design language with a massive 26-inch touchscreen and 258PS rear-wheel-drive performance.
This 1993 Mazda RX-7 Single-Turbo is a mechanical monster delivering over 1,000 horsepower. Featuring a semi-peripheral port rotary engine, Garrett GTX5533R turbo, and water-to-air intercooling, this Vintage Red FD represents the absolute limit of high-boost Japanese performance engineering.
This low-mileage 1994 Mazda RX-7 features 41k miles, a twin-turbo 1.3L Wankel rotary engine, five-speed manual transmission, HKS downpipe, and Torsen limited-slip differential. Finished in Brilliant Black, this FD coupe includes four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes and cruise control. It is offered with service records.
The all-new Mazda CX-5 debuts with Google built-in, a reimagined HMI and Mazda EEA+, delivering a modern, tech-focused digital cockpit. It introduces a cleaner layout, safer interaction and upgraded connectivity for 2026.
Mazda Mobile Carbon Capture debuts in the Vision X-Coupe, showing real progress through race testing and hybrid innovation aimed at reducing CO2 emissions. The concept blends rotary hybrid power with on-board CO2 recovery, demonstrating Mazda’s multi-solution path to carbon neutrality.
The all-new Mazda CX-5 debuts Mazda E/E Architecture+, an advanced HMI, and Google built-in for a smarter, safer and more connected driving experience.
The 2026 Mazda CX-60 and CX-80 for Europe arrive with performance, safety, and design upgrades that enhance refinement and strengthen their appeal across the region. New tech, added comfort, and cleaner fuel compatibility underline Mazda’s evolving European strategy.
The Liberty Walk 1979 Mazda Cosmo AP reimagines a classic with bold JDM styling and handcrafted detail. Finished in black with Star Shark alloys, custom fenders, and a one-off dual muffler, it’s a rare retro coupe that embodies the soul of Liberty Walk’s craftsmanship.
The 1975 Mazda Cosmo AP is a rotary icon that blended luxury and clean performance. Explore the model history of Mazda’s sophisticated Wankel coupe. The AP designation signaled Mazda’s commitment to new emissions standards, proving the rotary engine could be both powerful and environmentally compliant.
The 1971 Mazda Savanna Coupe GS is a revolutionary rotary icon. Explore the model history of this lightweight, high-performance Japanese classic. Known for its distinct Wankel engine, the Savanna GS cemented Mazda’s reputation for innovative and race-winning performance in the early 1970s.