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Arguably, the Takeri concept is Mazda’s most important attraction at this week's Tokyo Motor Show. Intended to showcase the styling of the Mazda6's replacement that is due in 2013, it adopts many elements of the new “Kodo†design introduced in the Shinari concept, which is also on display at the firm's Tokyo stand.
- First Official Video Teaser Of Brand New 2014 Mazda6
You know Mazda is trying to make a point about it’s next Mazda6 when it drops a short teaser clip entitled "All-New Mazda6, not TAKERI"... But just to make sure we all get it, Mazda adds: "This is not the TAKERI concept car, it...
- Mazda Takeri Concept To Receive Its North American Debut In New York
Continuing its world tour, the next stop for Mazda's Takeri Concept car that foretells the future for the next iteration of the Mazda6 is the United States and the 2012 New York Auto Show, where the sedan model will make its first appearance on North...
- Mazda Develops I-eloop Capacitor-based Regenerative System, Debuts On Takeri Concept
Regenerative braking systems that store energy into batteries during braking are becoming increasingly common in new cars because they help reduce fuel consumption. Today, Mazda presented what it claims to be the world’s first passenger vehicle...
- Mazda Takeri Sedan Concept Smiles For The Video Camera
This year's edition of the Tokyo Motor Show in December is gearing up to be one of the most exciting automotive events of the year as we're anticipating many important debuts including the Toyota FT-86 and Subaru BRZ twins, the new Honda CR-V...
- Tokyo Motor Show: New Mazda Takeri Concept Previews Next Mazda6
Mazda fans may be unhappy about the RX-8’s demise, but the Hiroshima-based automaker has a history of displaying well received concepts that eventually enter production, like the RX-Evolve and the Minagi. The company's latest concept is the...
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Mazda Hints at Next Mazda6 with Diesel-Powered Takeri Concept in Tokyo
Arguably, the Takeri concept is Mazda’s most important attraction at this week's Tokyo Motor Show. Intended to showcase the styling of the Mazda6's replacement that is due in 2013, it adopts many elements of the new “Kodo†design introduced in the Shinari concept, which is also on display at the firm's Tokyo stand.
Powering the 4,850mm long four-door sedan study is the new SKYACTIV-D 2.0-liter diesel engine linked to the firm's new 6-speed automatic transmission.
The Takeri is also fitted with Mazda’s i-stop idling stop system and a unique regenerative braking system called ‘i-ELOOP’ (Intelligent Energy Loop). The i-ELOOP is billed as the world’s first kinetic energy recovery system that uses a capacitor and a 25V to 12V alternator instead of a traditional battery pack.
- First Official Video Teaser Of Brand New 2014 Mazda6
You know Mazda is trying to make a point about it’s next Mazda6 when it drops a short teaser clip entitled "All-New Mazda6, not TAKERI"... But just to make sure we all get it, Mazda adds: "This is not the TAKERI concept car, it...
- Mazda Takeri Concept To Receive Its North American Debut In New York
Continuing its world tour, the next stop for Mazda's Takeri Concept car that foretells the future for the next iteration of the Mazda6 is the United States and the 2012 New York Auto Show, where the sedan model will make its first appearance on North...
- Mazda Develops I-eloop Capacitor-based Regenerative System, Debuts On Takeri Concept
Regenerative braking systems that store energy into batteries during braking are becoming increasingly common in new cars because they help reduce fuel consumption. Today, Mazda presented what it claims to be the world’s first passenger vehicle...
- Mazda Takeri Sedan Concept Smiles For The Video Camera
This year's edition of the Tokyo Motor Show in December is gearing up to be one of the most exciting automotive events of the year as we're anticipating many important debuts including the Toyota FT-86 and Subaru BRZ twins, the new Honda CR-V...
- Tokyo Motor Show: New Mazda Takeri Concept Previews Next Mazda6
Mazda fans may be unhappy about the RX-8’s demise, but the Hiroshima-based automaker has a history of displaying well received concepts that eventually enter production, like the RX-Evolve and the Minagi. The company's latest concept is the...