Mazda will introduce three pure EVs in 2025 based on the SKYACTIV EV Scalable Architecture

17 June 2021, 05:38:34

Mazda Motor Corporation today announced its new technology and product development plans, which support the company's long-term environmental vision, called "Sustainable Zoom-Zoom 2030". Based on its revised Medium-Term Management Plan and its goal for carbon neutrality by 2050, which were announced in the past year, Mazda commits to developing the following technologies and products by 2030.

Accumulation of technological assets in line with its building block strategy and their utilization for highly efficient manufacturing.
- Mazda has consistently followed its Building Block Strategy since 2007 with the development of "SKYACTIV Technology" for highly efficient internal combustion engines. The basic electrification technologies were then added to compose the first building "block". This award-winning technology has been used in Mazda vehicles since 2012.
- Mazda is continuously enhancing its internal combustion engines (SKYACTIV-X and new straight-six engines) and electrification technologies as part of the "SKYACTIV Multi-Solution Scalable Architecture". Based on this architecture, the company will deliver multiple electrification solutions to meet various customers' needs, environmental regulations, and the specific electric power infrastructure of each market.
- Mazda will introduce its unique EV platform, "SKYACTIV EV Scalable Architecture", in 2025, which can be adapted for various vehicle sizes and body types.
Promotion of Electrification and Introduction of Products.
- The "SKYACTIV Multi-Solution Scalable Architecture" products to be introduced mainly for the Japan, Europe, North America, China and ASEAN markets between 2022 and 2025 will consist of five hybrid models, five plug-in hybrid models and three EV models.
- In addition, several products with the "SKYACTIV Scalable EV Architecture" will be introduced between 2025 and 2030.
- Based on this product launch plan, Mazda assumes that 100% of our products will have some level of electrification - and our EV ratio will be 25% - by 2030.
Promotion of human-oriented safety technologies to realize an accident-free society.
- In terms of building blocks for safety technology, Mazda is now working on deploying our human-centric autonomous driving system, "Mazda Co-pilot Concept", in its vehicles.
- "Mazda Co-Pilot" monitors the driver's condition at all times. If a sudden change in the driver's physical condition is detected, Mazda Co-Pilot will: switch to autonomous driving, bring the car to a safe place, stop the vehicle, and place an emergency call. The first version, called Mazda Co-Pilot 1.0, is planned for our Large Products beginning in 2022.
Development of technologies for connected services and software technologies as a foundation for next-generation mobility services.
- Mazda intends to fortify its development of fundamental software technology to accommodate for next-generation Mobility as a Service (Maas), and update vehicle functions Over the Air (OTA).
- Five Japanese OEM companies, including Mazda, will jointly develop standard engineering specifications of next-generation in-vehicle communication devices to push for a standardized communication system to provide safer and stress-free connected services sooner.
- Mazda will develop next-generation Electric/Electronic Architecture (EEA), which will enable speedy processing of data from inside and outside a vehicle.
Human-centered development philosophy in a time defined by Carbon Neutrality and CASE.
- The Sustainable Zoom-Zoom 2030 vision places the individual at the center of three areas: the planet, society, and humanity. Mazda will continue to follow its human-centric development philosophy, which values the humanity and inherent potential of people, into a future where carbon neutrality and CASE are defining the industry.
- By providing vehicles that support people in realizing their full potential, we aim to realize a sustainable and compassionate society.

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