Ever since Mazda unveiled the RX-Vision Concept at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2016, hope for Mazda to pull through and mass-produce the vehicle has been very much alive.
But various reports suggested that the Japanese car maker had better things to do than to put the study into production, like developing a rotary engine that could actually power an RX successor and comply with the various emission standards.
Mazda even admitted in the past that they have a dedicated engineering team, working on the rotary engine for the past eight years, looking for a breakthrough. So, it’s not a matter of if the rotary-powered Mazda RX will return, but a matter of when that will happen.
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