The new 2019 Mazda3 is here, and Mazda’s curvaceous compact car now promises more upscale design, refined driving, and comfort inside. Revealed this week at the
The new 2019 Mazda3 is here, and Mazda’s curvaceous compact car now promises more upscale design, refined driving, and comfort inside. Revealed this week at the LA Auto Show 2018, the new Mazda3 may not come in an EV or hybrid form, but the automaker insists that its new Skyactiv-X engine technology will have far better implications for transportation.
It’s an important car for Mazda. Since its debut in 2003, over six million Mazda3 have been sold worldwide, in fact. Reflecting that, this new version is the first in the automaker’s line-up to adopt the new interpretation of Mazda’s Kodo design language, itself part of a push to take the range more upmarket.
Nothing is being left to chance, therefore. Mazda has two distinct interpretations of the Mazda3, one a hatchback and the other a sedan. Although they might share a name, the automaker insists, the two body styles are cars with very different personalities.
The Mazda3 hatchback, the automaker says, is for “free spirits” who want maximum flexibility.
