US EditionMazda Has Seemingly Scrapped Most of Their EV Plans Right Now
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Most automakers have already announced the cancellation of their plans for a purely electric future. Mazda is one of the few companies that has never announced the end of combustion engines, but it is also working on electric cars. But now it looks like we will have to wait a long time for another battery-powered car of its own development.
After the commercial failure of the MX-30, the firm of Hiroshima was to launch next year a new generation electric crossover designed on a dedicated architecture. But in the face of the contrary winds coming from the United States, including customs taxes and the end of federal aid, the management decided to freeze the project until 2029. The prudence is for Mazda It cannot be said that the love story between Mazda and the electric car began und…
The next Mazda CX-6e, a new electrical model made in collaboration between Mazda and Chinese manufacturer Changan, was recently introduced. It seems that this model is yet to come, but apart from that, Mazda is rebuffing with most of her current electric plans to focus on short-term hybrids. Specifically, a report by Nikkei and Nikkan Jidosha (through Automotive News) indicates that her next planned electric car to launch around the world has be…
Mazda has seemingly scrapped most of their EV plans right now
Very recently we unveiled the upcoming Mazda CX-6e, a new electric model made in collaboration between Mazda and Chinese manufacturer Changan. Now, this model is still seemingly coming, but apart from that, it seems Mazda is scrapping most of their current EV plans in favour of more hybrids in the near-future. Specifically, a report by Nikkei and Nikkan Jidosha (through Automotive News) indicate that their next globally-available upcoming EV ha…
Mazda's first bespoke EV delayed until 2029 – local media reports
Mazda's previous EVs have been based on ICE platforms or other brands' models but now it's going it alone Mazda has reportedly delayed the launch of its first bespoke electric car until 2029, just months after mules of the SUV were spotted in the early stages of testing. The car was originally due to arrive next year, but the Japanese firm has instead decided to focus on new hybrid models and technology, local media has reported, likely in respo…
When, then, is a truly competent and competitive electric vehicle in North America? The latest news is not encouraging.
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