- February02/27/2006
-Partnership between Mazda, Changan Automotive and Ford results in China production of Mazda3- Read More »
- April04/21/2004
Starting Operations at Ujina Plant Number 2 in May
Mazda Motor Corporation today officially confirmed that it would start operations at its Ujina Plant Number 2—known as U2 and located within the Ujina District of the company’s Hiroshima complex—on May 26 in an effort to increase domestic production capacity. Concurrently, the last vehicle, a Bongo Van, rolled off the final assembly line at Mazda's Hiroshima Plant (F Plant) just before noon local time, April 21, 2004.
- March03/17/2004
-The company that reinvented the roadster extends its record-setting production for lightweight, open two-seater sports cars
HIROSHIMA—Mazda Motor Corporation marked a significant production milestone on March 5 as the 700,000th Mazda Roadster (known as Miata and MX-5 in other markets) rolled off the assembly line at the Ujina No. 1 plant near Mazda’s headquarters in Hiroshima, Japan. Vehicle number 700,000, powered by the new 1.8-liter turbocharged, 178-horsepower engine and painted Velocity Red Mica, will be shipped to the U.S. market. Read More »
- April04/17/2003
NEW YORK, April 17th 2003: With an athletically sculpted exterior and one-of-a-kind 13B RENESIS rotary engine, the Mazda RX-8 is a sports car like no other. The base model is priced from $25,180 with a 210-horsepower engine and four-speed automatic transmission while the 250-horsepower, six-speed manual transmission RX-8—sporting 18-inch wheels and tires—is priced from $26,680. Both come equipped with power windows, mirrors and door locks, cruise control and an AM/FM/CD audio system with six speakers. Read More »
- 04/17/2003
NEW YORK, April 16, 2003: Mazda will unveil the Mazda MX Sportif, its new concept car, on April 17 during an 11:25 a.m. press conference on its stage at the New York Auto Show. Mazda also will feature its two new flagship vehicles—the iconic RX-8 sports car and MAZDA6 sports sedan—at the show, as well as its full lineup of vehicles, including the new MAZDASPEED Protegé.
“The MX Sportif truly embodies the next chapter in the story Mazda has been writing for the past two years,” said Mazda Design Director Moray Callum.