All Mazda Design articles
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News
Tokyo 2019: Mazda goes electric (for real)
Mazda turns up fashionably late to the Battery EV party, and still manages to make its own statement with the MX-30
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Interview
Designer interview: Ikuo Maeda, Mazda
Mazda’a head of global design, Ikuo Maeda, has inspired the relatively small design department at this Japanese car manufacturer to create some of the most stunning concept cars of the last three years. The Vision Coupé concept of 2017 still stands out as a bold, creative statement of intent. The launch of the Mazda 3 in Los Angeles last year (2018) was the first use of the incredible surfacing on its production line-up, and shows that Maeda-san is evolving the design language with immense care.
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Article
Mazda teases possible new CX-4
Upcoming Geneva debutant to feature the new “more mature” Kodo themes
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Design Interview: Ikuo Maeda, Mazda
Mazda’s Managing Executive Officer talks racing, classic sports cars, and the possibility of a new RX
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Article
Ex-Mazda man Yamada signs for Chang An
Well-respected design consultant takes full-time post
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Design Development: Mazda Vision Coupé
One of the star concept cars at Tokyo, the Vision Coupé pushes Kodo forwards in a bold new way
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Studio Visit: Mazda Research Europe
Learning the difference between a traditional design language and Mazda's 'Kodo' philosophy.
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Mazda's folding hardtop
The Mazda MX-5 RF’s roof folding mechanism adds supercar glamour to the driving enthusiasts’ favourite
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LA 2016: Mazda CX-5 [2] - a new level of artistry?
More on the CX-5, and how Mazda is aiming for higher aesthetic status
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LA 2016: Mazda CX-5 - the sign of a near-premium brand?
Quietly impressive with good surfacing: the CX-5 is a high-quality offering, if not quite top-notch as yet
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Derek Jenkins explains why he joined Atieva from Mazda
Latest video from EV startup puts spotlight on design VP
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The Designers Pt 13: Ikuo Maeda, Mazda
"The question remains whether we should deprive highly intelligent human beings of the act of driving"
