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According to a report in Autocar, Mazda is planning to add a couple new models and expand the variants found in its existing lineup. The new products would include a new city car proportioned along the lines of the Mazda Kiyora Concept and a compact SUV.This push comes as Mazda CEO James Muir is looking for more depth out of his brand and perhaps more interesting, these products may be the first to actually bring the Nagare design language to production vehicles. So the swoopy styling gets applied to pedestrian cars first... Zoom Zoom? More »
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We've showed you first shots of the Mazda Kazamai Concept, but here's more of the "Swirling Crosswinds" vehicle Mazda is showing off at this year's Moscow Auto Salon. Mazda revealed the concept crossover to give the Russian market — one of the few in which SUVs are rapidly growing in popularity — a look at where the company plans to take its next-generation crossovers. The Kazamai blends Mazda's Nagare design language in a small sport-ute just a tad bit larger than today's Mazda3, making it sort of the kissin' SUV cousin to the Furai concept we saw in Detroit. Judge for yourself, and check out the full design report from Mazda after the jump. More »
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