Mazda confirms the Iconic SP sports coupe is on its way to production, reviving the rotary engine in a striking, futuristic form.

Mazda's Iconic SP sports car combines rotary engine and EV technology, aiming to deliver pure driving enjoyment.

A program manager at Mazda has said the company would build new sedans if customers actually bought them. The Mazda6 was ...

Mazda’s all-new CX-80 seven-seat SUV is a welcome dose of common sense. You see, the Japanese brand’s been busy pushing ...

For decades, if you wanted a mainstream family sedan that was actually fun to drive, it was hard to do better than the Mazda ...

Last week, the manufacturer outlined what it plans to launch by 2030, and the in-house-made electric SUV here in three years ...

Caterham’s ‘most premium Seven ever built’ costs Lotus Emira money, and celebrates 20 years of the CSR chassis ...

Mazda is working diligently to prevent such an eventuality from coming to pass. Since its 1989 introduction the MX-5 has ...

One rumour is the Iconic SP will be the face of the return of the Mazda RX-7, which has been out of production for more than two decades. The line was discontinued in 2002, and didn’t even make it ...

Mazda is hinting strongly at a production version of its Iconic SP sports car concept, but a release date hasn't been ...

Mazda President and CEO Masahiro Moro further elaborated on the rotary sports car revival. He mentioned that the current ...

Mazda uses a rotary engine as a range-extender for its MX-30 R-EV, and previously used such a motor on the RX-8 sports car.