Mazda refines lineup with SkyActiv technology. By Greg Migliore Published: Oct 19, 2010. Save Article. Mazda. It turns out Mazda isn't simply shooting for the sky.

Mazda's coming SkyActiv technology is not just a couple of engines, a torque converter or a transmission--it is a whole new, more efficient way of engineering cars. Really.

Its partnership with Toyota means that Toyota could use the engine in some applications, but beyond that, Mazda says the technology won’t be licensed. The SkyActiv-X engine will begin to arrive ...

Near the top of any car enthusiast’s list of most lustworthy engine types sits the Wankel rotary. So when I had a chance to talk with Mazda’s vice president of R&D and design Masashi Otsuka at ...

Mazda previews its next-gen technologies for 2020 and beyond We already had some idea of how Mazda's upcoming Skyactiv-X engine technology works. Now, we have a clearer picture of how well it ...

Mazda has every potential propulsion method covered. Hydrogen, EV, plug-in hybrid, mild hybrid, rotary and the Skyactiv technology. They are all in Mazda’s wheelhouse.

As Mazda continues the current rollout of its still-new Skyactiv technology, the automaker is already looking at improving its family of engines for even better fuel economy and emissions reductions.

Mazda, named after the highest god of Zoroastrianism of all things, ... 2013 Mazda CX-5’s SKYACTIV technology rivals… Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ...

It's amazing that Mazda's Skyactiv-X engine tech works so well Last year, Mazda announced that it was working on a new engine technology that uses gasoline, but combusts it like a diesel ...

Mazda's approach in car manufacturing is deeply rooted in its historical ties to Hiroshima.This region, ... The SKYACTIV technology incorporates multiple facets of vehicle design and performance.

Mazda says its super-clean burn technology promises cleaner emissions across a wide RPM range, aligning with stricter emissions regulations like Euro 7 in Europe and Tier 4 in the U.S.