#Mazda Rotary

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Mazda Iconic SP Concept, 2023. A prototype sports coupé powered by a 2-rotor rotary EV system that can run on hydrogen but also has an all-electric mode. The combined output of the hybrid powertrain is 365hp and it can also be used as a backup power source and supply a family with enough electricity for more than a week. Presented at the Japan Mobility Show, the high output generated by the two-rotor rotary EV system and the weight distribution of around 50:50 are said to "achieve excellent driving performance" but no word of when we might be able to buy one.

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Rotary in a new Mazda

You read that right. Mazda is indeed putting a rotary engine in a new car. However it's not what you think. You see, Mazda recently made their first electric car, the MX-30. So now they are putting the new rotary engine as a range extender (the rotary charges the battery)

Don't lose hope though. There are many rumors and even patents that say that Mazda will use the new engine in a sports car.

Cars from Games built in real life

Burning wrenches is a youtuber who builds cars from scratch. Things from the Quadra v-tech or the ramp car from GTA V. He also build other cars and things like the cybertruck or the Kratos axe. Most of his projects are unfinished but a few are finished.

Chevrolet XT-2 concept

I know, I usually put these concept cars at the beginning of posts. The Chevrolet XT-2 was a concept car built in 1989 which looked like a futuristic El-Camino. It was also built as a pace truck and was meant to be used in Indy car but never was. The long front windshield and be lifted up to reveal the engine which was a V6 that had 360 Horsepower. I can't find any info on what happened to it except that apparently it still spotted at shows so it's still around (despite me not finding any pictures of it that wasn't taken in the 80s or 90s)

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ɛ̃fini RX-7 Type RZ, 1993. ɛ̃fini was Mazda's luxury vehicle division. Originally the plan had been to launch ɛ̃fini in the US as Toyota had done with Lexus and Nissan with Infiniti but the economic downturn of the early 1990s meant ɛ̃fini was limited to the Japanese market. It launched through former the "Mazda Auto Store" dealership network which, curiously, also sold some Citroën models. The ɛ̃fini brand was retired in 1997

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