Mazda Says It Won't Kill the Combustion Engine Tomorrow - The Supercar Blog
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While the majority of manufacturers multiply the advertisements on electrification, Mazda persists in defending the thermal engine. A position assumed by the Japanese brand, which relies on a multi-energy approach rather than on a generalized all-electric.
Mazda says it won't kill the combustion engine tomorrow - The Supercar Blog
While the automotive industry continues its gradual shift towards electrification, Mazda isn’t ready to give up on petrol and diesel engines just yet. Moritz Oswald, Mazda Europe’s Project Manager for Product Planning and Co-Creation, has made it clear that combustion engines will continue to play an important role in the company’s global strategy. “Part of […]
Mazda is sticking with petrol and diesel engines. “We are not going to kill the combustion engine tomorrow,” says a European product manager. Source
Mazda remains faithful to its multi-solution strategy: combustion engines remain relevant despite the industry's strong drive towards electricity
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