Mazda Vision X-Coupe With 510HP Rotary Engine Launched At Tokyo Motor Show - Full Interior Exterior

The Vision X-Coupé – star of the brand's stage at the Tokyo motor show - is a sleek, rakish four-door that's clearly evolved from the striking Iconic SP sports car concept that Mazda revealed at the Tokyo show two years ago. It is also, visually and conceptually, evolved from the 2015 RX-Vision concept, which set the tone for the Kodo design language the firm still deploys today and previewed plans for a new rotary-engined powertrain. The concept uses a turbocharged two-rotor engine as part of a plug-in hybrid system, which is said to be capable of travelling 100 miles with the engine off. However, unlike in the MX-30 R-EV crossover, which uses a rotary as a generator to top up the battery, this concept’s rotors actually drive the wheels (as they did in the old RX-3, RX-7 and RX-8 coupés). Launching a production version of this powertrain would be a significant step for Mazda, which is investing heavily in new ways of decarbonising its cars while it gradually builds up to going all-electric. The firm’s chief technical officer, Ryuichi Umeshita, told Autocar that it could be a landmark "carbon-negative" alternative fuel solution. ↪ ⚠If someone has any problem with this video and want to remove this video from my channel then before give me strike contact me I will definitely delete this video⚠ ➡️ contact:- [email protected] #MukeshAutoVlogs #mazda #concept