Report: 2015 Mazda2 getting plug-in hybrid version with rotational range-extending engine

by SpeedLux

Australian media has reported about the Mazda2, that it will get a plug in hybrid version which will offer a little rotational motor.

Mazda’s revolving motor was eliminated in June 2012 however from that point, numerous reports developed around a restoration for a reputed RX-8 successor. It appears the rotational motor will be seen from the start in a next-gen Mazda2 module half breed variant set to be presented later during the auto’s lifespan.

It is accepted the powertrain will be a development of the Mazda2 RE test vehicle which had a 330cc reach developing single-rotor Wankel motor weighing only 100 kg (220 lbs). The engine was introduced under the auto’s back on three mounting focuses which dispensed with vertical vibration and permitted the vehicle to be no less than 5 db quieter at the same rpm level contrasted with a consistent fuel or diesel motor.

The 2015 Mazda2 will be formally uncovered one month from now and will be offered with a recently created SKYACTIV-D 1.5-liter diesel producing 105 PS (77 kw) and 250 Nm (184 lb-ft). Outfitted with this motor, the 2015 Demio (JDM-spec) will be the most cheap diesel auto in Japan as tried in the JC08 cycle.

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