The Mazda Vision Coupe advanced Kodo design with a flowing, "one motion" exterior and a calm, refined interior. Celebrated globally with design accolades, it remains a defining expression of Japanese aesthetics and continues to inspire Mazda's future models. The Vision Coupe was revealed in Tokyo in 2017.
The Mazda Kai introduced a new era for Mazda compact cars, with muscular proportions and a design that emphasised light and motion. Its refined architecture and next-generation Skyactiv-X powertrain helped to deliver a smoother, quieter and more confident drive. The Mazda Kai premiered at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show.
The subcompact Mazda Hazumi showed that a small car could have bold energy. Meaning "to spring up" in Japanese, the Hazumi's design captured the personality of a small but spirited animal. Skyactiv technology and a thoughtful interior enhanced the spirited feel. The Hazumi premiered at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
Mazda Koeru was a bold crossover vision shaped by Kodo design, with a low stance and an aerodynamic form that suggests motion and confident purpose. A quiet refined drive reflected Jinba Ittai control. Strong proportions and sharp lighting conveyed a sense of motion and presence. The Koeru premiered at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show.
The MX-5 Speedster and MX-5 Spyder celebrated the pure sporty side of Kodo design with lightweight open-air driving. Revealed at SEMA 2015 in Las Vegas, they paired classic inspiration with modern Skyactiv engineering. Distinct finishes and pared-back forms highlighted agility, style and driving joy.
Unveiled at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show, the Mazda RX-Vision embodied Mazda’s challenger spirit. Its low, flowing silhouette and long bonnet expressed pure Kodo elegance, while sculpted proportions conveyed timeless beauty. Powered by a next-generation Skyactiv-R rotary engine, it reimagined the rotary legacy for a new era.