Mazda considers the inclusion of a diesel engine for the first time in the MX-5. The fourth generation of the two-seater roadster could also have a Skyactiv 130 hp 1.6 petrol engine. Mazda and Alfa Romeo developed a model convertible which would result in the new MX-5 and Spider together. They are at the end of 2014 and its marketing would start in 2015.
The next generation of the Mazda MX-5 will have substantial changes with respect to the current. One of the main novelties could be the inclusion of a diesel version for the first time option that shuffles the Japanese brand.
Earlier this year, Mazda and Alfa Romeo signed an agreement for the joint development of a model for each brand. Each would have its own range of engines but sharing chassis, suspension and other components. Both would be manufactured in the Mazda plant in Hirosima and the result would be the new generation MX-5 for the Japanese manufacturer and a new Spider for the Italian. Continue reading



