Mazda originally released news on June 17, 202. In order to achieve carbon in 2050, it is expected that between 2025 and 2030 in the brand’s global electrification program, it will launch SkyActiv EV Scalable Architecture Electric Vehicle A special platform, it is expected that there will be a full-electric power of 1 product, while other models will also have electrification options.
In addition, Mazda directed the self-driving technology, but also expressed the launch of the Mazda Co-Pilot Concept self-driving system. It will begin to carry MAZDA CO-PILOT 1.0 in 2022.
Mazda plans 2022 to 2025, will launch a series of products with SkyActiv Multi-Solution Scalable Architecture, mainly supplying Japan, Europe, the United States, China and Southeast Asian Association . It is now expected to include 5 Hybrid models (excluding light oil electricity, but some cars may use Toyota Hybrid System), 5 PHEV plug-in oil electric power models and 3 EV pure electric cars.
At 2025 to 2030, the SkyActiv EV Scalable Architecture Electric Vehicle special platform will be able to create a variety of sizes and body models of pure electric vehicles. paragraph. 
In addition, Mazda also cooperated with many companies to carry out the development and use of renewable fuel, including in Europe, has become the first in February 2021. The OEM vendor joined the Efuel Alliance.
Mazda announced that in the automatic driving system, Mazda Co-Pilot Concept, and will be first Mazda Co-P from 2022Ilot 1.0 is used in some products. One of the brighteners in this technology is that there will be a system that monitors the status of the driver’s condition. If the driver’s physical condition has problems, the system will switch to the automatic driving, stop the vehicle to the safe place, and call emergency phone. 
Mazda is also working with Suzuki, Subaru, Daihatsu and Toyota to develop the standard engineering norms of next-generation car communication equipment, and promote standardized communication systems, providing safer and consistent Internet services.
Mazda is also working with Suzuki, Subaru, Daihatsu and Toyota to develop standard engineering norms of next-generation car communication equipment, promote standardized communication systems, providing a safer and consistent Internet service.
