The new Mazda2 Hybrid is the latest outcome of a long-standing collaboration between Mazda Motor Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation. It is available throughout Europe in a choice of three grades -Mazda2 Hybrid Pure, Mazda2 Hybrid Agile and Mazda2 Hybrid Select- and has a maximum five-star Euro-NCAP crashworthiness rating 2. Although it is a compact B-segment vehicle, the new Mazda2 Hybrid’s long 2,560 mm wheelbase offers comfortable accommodation for up to four adults, as well as 286 litres of boot space. During deceleration and under braking, kinetic energy is recovered as electrical energy for storage in the high-performance battery.īattery power level is constantly managed via an engine-driven generator to remove any need to recharge the system from an external source. During normal driving, power allocation is adjusted between the petrol engine and electric motor for optimum performance and the best possible fuel efficiency. Mazda’s new hybrid will accelerate from 0-62mph in 9.7 seconds and returns a WLTP combined cycle fuel economy of between 70.6 to 74.3mpg and CO 2 emissions of just 93-87 g/km depending on the specification of 16” or 15” wheels.Īt start-up the Mazda2 Hybrid automatically runs in EV mode, offering smooth, seamless and quiet running on electric motor power in urban environments, with zero CO 2, NOx and particulate emissions. The Mazda2 Hybrid is a self-charging, full hybrid that combines a 1,490cc 93hp three-cylinder petrol engine with a 59kW electric motor for a total system power of 116hp. The new Mazda2 Hybrid goes on sale throughout Europe from spring 2022 and brings self-charging full hybrid powertrain technology to the Mazda model range for the first time. In the UK, the Mazda2 Hybrid will be sold alongside the recently launched 2022 Mazda2.Result of collaboration between Mazda Motor Corporation and Toyota Motor Corporation.The Mazda2 Hybrid features a full self-charging hybrid powertrain and will debut in 2022.

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