Mazda: News
Mazda Motor Corporation is a Japanese multinational automobile manufacturer, headquartered in Hiroshima, Japan. The company was founded in 1920 as the Tokyo Cork Kogyo Co. Ltd., for manufacturing corks. In 1931, it introduced the Mazda-Go auto rickshaw as well as produced weapons during World War II. In 1960, the brand launched the Mazda R360, followed by Mazda Carol in 1962. In 1974 Mazda came into partnership with Ford Motor Company, which ended in 2015.
25 Oct 2023
Latest automobilesMAZDA ICONIC SP concept debuts at Japan Mobility Show
MAZDA has revealed the ICONIC SP concept at the Japan Mobility Show, showcasing a rotary engine that sports car enthusiasts have been anticipating since 2012.
05 Oct 2023
Japan2024 Mazda MX-5 Miata arrives with cosmetic changes, new features
Mazda has unveiled a revamped version of its beloved MX-5 Miata, dubbed the "ND3," featuring a host of updates to the iconic sports car.
29 Apr 2023
Latest CarsBest features of the limited-run Mazda MX-5 Kizuna roadster
Japanese car marque Mazda has taken the wraps off the special MX-5 Kizuna model, exclusively for the UK market with a starting price of £30,265 (approximately Rs. 31.1 lakh).
11 Dec 2022
Latest automobiles2023 MAZDA6 20th Anniversary Edition goes official: Check price, features
Japanese automaker MAZDA has taken the wraps off the special 20th Anniversary Edition of the 2023 MAZDA6 with a starting price tag of JPY 4,422,000 (approximately Rs. 26.69 lakh).
17 Oct 2021
Latest automobilesMazda CX-3 Super Edgy crossover goes official in Japan
Japanese automaker Mazda has launched the Super Edgy version of the CX-3 crossover in its home country. Its price starts at JPY 2,491,500 (around Rs. 16.4 lakh).
25 Aug 2021
Latest automobilesMazda MX-30 EV, with 161km range, launched in the US
Japanese automaker Mazda has launched the MX-30 SUV in the US. It is available in standard and Premium Plus variants, and the bookings are underway.
20 Jan 2021
General MotorsFord ordered to recall three million vehicles with Takata airbags
US auto safety regulator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has ordered Ford to recall three million vehicles with potentially defective Takata airbags.
