The 41st Tokyo Motor Show is just there round the corner and automakers worldwide are gearing up for the event. Here, Mazda proposes to offer the Kiyora concept car with a 1.3-liter direct-injection SKY-G engine. The next-generation car aims to cut down on emissions and improve fuel economy by 15% when compared to Mazda’s current 2.0-liter engine.
mazda kiyora concept
The compact hatchback offers some green features like 75 miles per gallon fuel efficiency, SKY-DRIVE six-speed automatic transmission, i stop, regenerative braking and weight reduction of 100 kg than the others in listings.
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Along with the concept, Mazda also hopes to unveil its new generation of diesel engines, plus hybrids and hydrogen-powered cars at the auto fair.
Via: Green Car Congress
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