Is this concept a preview of the next-gen Mazda MX-5?
Mazda announced its plans for the Japan Mobility Show 2023 set to be held in Tokyo later this month. The automaker's stand will focus on the MX-5, including the recently facelifted model and a mysterious concept that looks similar to the Mazda Vision Concept from last year. Starting with the new and yet unnamed concept, the dark teaser reveals its LED taillights, illuminated Mazda emblem, and F1-style brake light on the diffuser.
More: 2024 Mazda MX-5 Gains New LEDs, A Fresh Infotainment, And An Incremental Power Boost In Japan The latest update on the fourth-gen Mazda MX-5 which was recently announced with redesigned LED lighting units, a new infotainment, more safety features, and an incremental power boost, will also be present at the show.
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