2027 Mazda MX-5 Announced for the UK With Eight-Model Lineup Even as 2.0L Gets Axed From the Family
Mazda says the 1.5-litre MX-5 will get 4bhp more and new kit as the 2.0-litre exits after emissions rules changed.
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2027 Mazda MX-5 Announced for the UK With Eight-Model Lineup Even as 2.0L Gets Axed From the Family
The Japanese automaker announced recently that its 2.0-liter Skyactiv-G engine will be discontinued from the range due to emissions regulations catching up to them, as the emissions regulation derogation has ended. Mazda presented the original (continue reading...)
Mazda MX-5 1.5-litre gets more power as 2.0-litre dropped in UK
New updates bring a small bump in power and torque for the 1.5 MX-5, plus extra kit from the 2.0 The 1.5-litre Mazda MX-5 will receive a small bump in power and new kit, the brand has confirmed after it pulled the range-topping 2.0-litre from the UK market. The MX-5 will now put out 134bhp and 114b ft in 1.5-litre form, a mild increase of 4bhp and 3lb ft. Nonetheless, it remains far off the performance potential of the now-axed 2.0-litre, which …
JPNN.com, ENGLAND - Japanese car manufacturer Mazda has announced that it will stop using the 2,000cc engine for the MX-5 model in the UK.
In 2024, the Mazda MX-5 with 2.0 liter Skyactiv-G engine came out of the scene in the European Union, but remained available in the UK. Now, it also comes to an end in that country and the reason is the same: the regulations.
Mazda Gives Its Miata a Bump in Power and Torque, But at a Bigger Cost
The automaker’s UK arm has announced an MX-5 development that echoes ongoing concerns about the roadster’s future. Mazda Mazda’s current ND-generation MX-5 is already a decade old, but the roadster’s successor is still a few years out. As such, the automaker has employed a variety of tactics to keep the model feeling fresh. From more potent SP editions to Zinc Green Metallic paint, the Miata continues to benefit from regular refinements. M…
Is it still advisable to buy the MX-5 despite having only the 132 hp engine? After the disappearance of the 2.0 liter of 184 hp from the Mazda MX-5 catalog, is the 132 hp block enough to continue enjoying it? Perhaps this is the question that many are asking themselves and that we will answer with this test.We live in a time when virtually all manufacturers seem to compete to offer more and more power, bigger screens and more complex technologie…
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