lamerking
06-24-2008, 01:35 PM
Taken from the AutoTech 06-24-08 newsletter:
Mazda Motor Corp. says it intends to improve the efficiency of all its vehicles enough to lower their average fuel consumption 30% by 2015. The company says it will achieve its goal by making future vehicles lighter, adding hybrids, introducing next-generation diesel engines and overhauling its entire powertrain lineup. Mazda also will introduce a new type of automatic start/stop system for cars in Japan and Europe next year that can boost fuel economy as much as 8%
Mazda Motor Corp. says it intends to improve the efficiency of all its vehicles enough to lower their average fuel consumption 30% by 2015. The company says it will achieve its goal by making future vehicles lighter, adding hybrids, introducing next-generation diesel engines and overhauling its entire powertrain lineup. Mazda also will introduce a new type of automatic start/stop system for cars in Japan and Europe next year that can boost fuel economy as much as 8%