Otosia.com - Mazda will continue to use a rotary engine. The plan, to be launched next year, the new model using the machine. While the rotary application itself will continue to be developed in the future.
And President and Chief Executive Officer of Mazda Motor Corp.. (MMC), Takashi Yamanouchi said Mazda dismissed concerns that will no longer use the rotary, RX-8diakhiri production since last June.
New rotary model is now in Japan. "We're still learning," said Takashi.
According to Takashi, rotary engines have excellent dynamic performance. But there are still many shortcomings that reduce fuel efficiency.
Previous Mazdatelah explore gasoline and hydrogen. Takashi also reveals research rotary engines for future engine Mazda continues.
"When I joined the company in 1967 as a rotary engine that motivated my decision. We are constantly looking for ways to improve fuel efficiency and capabilities of rotary engine cars to become a major force," he said. (MPA / bun)
And President and Chief Executive Officer of Mazda Motor Corp.. (MMC), Takashi Yamanouchi said Mazda dismissed concerns that will no longer use the rotary, RX-8diakhiri production since last June.
New rotary model is now in Japan. "We're still learning," said Takashi.
According to Takashi, rotary engines have excellent dynamic performance. But there are still many shortcomings that reduce fuel efficiency.
Previous Mazdatelah explore gasoline and hydrogen. Takashi also reveals research rotary engines for future engine Mazda continues.
"When I joined the company in 1967 as a rotary engine that motivated my decision. We are constantly looking for ways to improve fuel efficiency and capabilities of rotary engine cars to become a major force," he said. (MPA / bun)
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