2015 Mazda2 Revealed

by Derek Kreindler

Published: July 16th, 2014

Carscoops got their hands on the first photos of the all-new 2015 Mazda2, which is expected to get its official debut at September’s Paris Auto Show.

For North America, expect to see a 1.5L Skyactiv 4-cylinder engine making 100 horsepower. World markets will likely get a 1.5L diesel making 104 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. No word on what this one weighs, but the last Mazda2 weighs just 2,300 lbs. This on should be a lightweight as well.

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Bd2 on Jul 17, 2014

Looks good, altho I have the same issue with the shape of the greenhouse, as I do with the Mazda3. Now, aside from the new Miata, all Mazda needs to do is replace the CX-9.

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- Drewlssix on Jul 17, 2014
  
  I think you meant produce the rx9.
  
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I_S on Jul 18, 2014

Love the minimalist interior with the two-tone dash. I also agree with some of the posts saying that it wears the current design language better than the 3 hatch (which has too long of a good, not enough wagon). I just hope the cargo capacity is better than the current gen. That, and ~130hp to match the new Fit would be most welcomed.

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