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From August 26 to September 3, 2019, around 40 international media, including 18 from Europe, participated in the Mazda Global Tech Forum in Oslo. In addition to an update on the company's Sustainable Zoom-Zoom 2030 development program, Mazda's first electric vehicle was at the center of the event.The forum was hosted by senior engineers and senior executives from Mazda Motor Corporation and included a test drive in a fully electric prototype in the body of the recently introduced Mazda CX-30. The world premiere of Mazda's first all-electric battery-powered vehicle in a completely new model will take place at the Tokyo Motor Show on October 23, 2019.Mazda will initially introduce two variants of a new battery-electric vehicle. One variant is powered solely by electric battery, the other combines the battery with a small, light and exceptionally quiet Mazda rotary engine, which serves as a range extender. The range extender charges the vehicle battery when needed, eliminating the concerns of many customers about the limited range of electric vehicles.
From August 26 to September 3, 2019, around 40 international media, including 18 from Europe, participated in the Mazda Global Tech Forum in Oslo. In addition to an update on the company's Sustainable Zoom-Zoom 2030 development program, Mazda's first electric vehicle was at the center of the event.The forum was hosted by senior engineers and senior executives from Mazda Motor Corporation and included a test drive in a fully electric prototype in the body of the recently introduced Mazda CX-30. The world premiere of Mazda's first all-electric battery-powered vehicle in a completely new model will take place at the Tokyo Motor Show on October 23, 2019.Mazda will initially introduce two variants of a new battery-electric vehicle. One variant is powered solely by electric battery, the other combines the battery with a small, light and exceptionally quiet Mazda rotary engine, which serves as a range extender. The range extender charges the vehicle battery when needed, eliminating the concerns of many customers about the limited range of electric vehicles.
It’s no secret Mazda is developing an all-electric vehicle that is scheduled to launch in late 2020. The automaker is currently testing its first-ever EV underneath a Mazda CX-30 body shell but when the production model arrives next year it will be a standalone vehicle with its own design and likely a dedicated platform as well. Codenamed the Mazda e-TPV (Electric Technology Prove-Out Vehicle), the electric motor fitted to this prototype delivers 105 kW (141 hp / 143 PS) and 265 Nm (195 lb-ft) of torque. Electricity is stored in a 35.5-kWh lithium-ion battery.
From the outset, the development team behind the Mazda MX-30 wanted to create a car that would become a partner to its owner. It should beg to be driven daily, and every time customers get behind the wheel, their affection for it should grow and they should feel more and more themselves. Everything about the model, from the styling that breeds a sense of familiarity to the open-feeling cabin that sets the mind free, is uncompromisingly designed around the user.The introduction of the all-new Mazda3 in 2019 marked the beginning of a new phase for Kodo design. Under the Car-as-Art ethos, Mazda is striving to further expand the design language's expressive range and raise the artistic quality of its designs. With the Mazda MX-30, while retaining the beautiful, handcrafted forms of Kodo as a base, the design team also explored an expressive direction more in touch with emerging new values and lifestyles. That process resulted in the design of MX-30. The Human Modern concept spurred a number of unprecedented approaches. The exterior is uncompromisingly simple to emphasize its beauty as a solid mass. The styling creates a friendly expression, and the cabin design, with its framed top and freestyle doors, embodies an image of lightness. The interior aims to give occupants a sense of being "enveloped in openness," with a floating console and unique materials designed to minimize environmental impact. The MX-30 embodies an expressive direction in car design that helps customers discover their natural selves through the process of living with the car.
It’s no secret Mazda is developing an all-electric vehicle that is scheduled to launch in late 2020. The automaker is currently testing its first-ever EV underneath a Mazda CX-30 body shell but when the production model arrives next year it will be a standalone vehicle with its own design and likely a dedicated platform as well. Codenamed the Mazda e-TPV (Electric Technology Prove-Out Vehicle), the electric motor fitted to this prototype delivers 105 kW (141 hp / 143 PS) and 265 Nm (195 lb-ft) of torque. Electricity is stored in a 35.5-kWh lithium-ion battery.
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