

Mazda
Mazda is a Japanese company that prides itself on engineering excellence and cutting-edge design and is one of Australia’s most popular car brands.
Established in 1920 as a manufacturer of cork substitutes, Mazda’s foray into the motoring world began with motorcycles before its first production car, the petite R360 Coupe, arrived in 1960.
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NewsMazda prioritising EVs as CX-5 hybrid option takes a back seat
Mazda Australia no closer to confirming when a hybrid version of the CX-5 will finally make its way into showrooms.
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NewsThe Mazda CX-6e gets advanced self-driving tech
Mazda has upgraded the CX-6e’s autonomous abilities with tech that can handle a range of complex driving conditions.
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NewsAussie BYD, Kia and Mazda owners get good news with move to reduce repair costs
Independent workshops will gain easier access to repair information for Mazda, Kia and BYD vehicles following intervention from the competition watchdog.
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FeaturesWhat Mazda has in store for Australia in 2027 and beyond
From new electric SUVs to hybrid technology and major updates for its flagship models, Mazda has plenty planned for Australia through 2027 and beyond.
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Features10 Wheels Car of the Year winners you may have forgotten
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Features10 cars that were killed off by SUVs in Australia
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NewsMazda CX-6e review: All-electric SUV’s tech can’t quite match its impressive styling and features
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NewsMazda boss flags ‘unprecedented’ changes to SUV line-up as sales struggle
About Mazda
Mazda is a Japanese company that prides itself on engineering excellence and cutting-edge design and is one of Australia’s most popular car brands.
Established in 1920 as a manufacturer of cork substitutes, Mazda’s foray into the motoring world began with motorcycles before its first production car, the petite R360 Coupe, arrived in 1960.
Since then, Mazda has given us iconic sports cars such as the RX-7 and MX-5, won multiple Wheels Car of the Year awards, and has forged a hard-won reputation for building affordable cars that are reliable and fun to drive.
Mazda’s current model range is broad, and the brand is trying to become more premium by making its cars more luxurious and expensive.
After-sales support has long been a strong focus for Mazda and it boasts one of the largest dealer networks in Australia.






















