Looks
like Mazda's rotary engine technology has not become extinct. As
reported by Autocar on Thursday, September 17, 2015, the Mazda’s
president Masamichi Kogai confirmed at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2015
that the development of early-type internal combustion engine that is
unique without carburetor is still done today.
The
last time the rotary engine mass produced by Mazda RX-8 sports model.
Front wheel drive car was later declared retired in 2012 as marginalized
as fuel emissions regulations. Said efforts had spawned successor to
the RX-8 is not included in the plan could not be calculated because
vehicle sales reached a business volume.
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| A rendered image of Mazda RX-9 made by Alex Hodge to shows how Mazda's new rotary-engined car may would look. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1V4WPRe) |
The
new information, Kogai said a special team dedicated to develop the
rotary engine still survive. Even so described, the rotary engine will
no longer appear when not meet fuel emission regulations like other
internal combustion engines.
In
2013 then, Mazda ever showing the development of prototypes of a hybrid
model with a rotary engine to their two supermini models. But the
future of the technology is still not clear. Kogai not want to reveal
the form of the presence of rotary engines in the future. However there
is a possibility was born in 2018, coinciding with the celebration of
the 40th anniversary of the descendants of the original model of the
Mazda rotary engine with rear-wheel system, the RX-7. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | AUTOCAR]
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