Mazda Models

Mazda’s 323 nameplate was introduced in 1977 as the export identity for the fourth-generation Familia, the compact car that helped define Mazda’s small-car image outside Japan. In its earliest form it was a practical,...

This nameplate began as Mazda’s export badge for the Capella, arriving in the 1979 model year as a compact-to-mid-size car aimed at mainstream family buyers. Early versions were offered in sedan and coupe form, and th...

This export nameplate was Mazda’s large rear- and later front-engine luxury sedan line, used outside Japan on successive generations of the company’s flagship. It first appeared in the early 1970s on the export versio...

Mazda’s B-Series nameplate traces back to the company’s compact pickup line that reached the market in 1962 as the B1500. In Mazda’s own historical timeline, the truck was soon joined by related commercial variants, a...

Mazda introduced this nameplate in late 2014 as a new compact crossover built around the company’s SKYACTIV technology and KODO design language, with global launches beginning in Japan in the spring of 2015. It arrive...

Introduced in 2019, this compact crossover marked Mazda’s move to expand its SUV lineup with a model positioned between the smaller CX-3 and the larger CX-5. It debuted as the second vehicle in Mazda’s new-generation ...

Introduced for the 2012 model year, this compact crossover marked Mazda’s move into a new generation of vehicles built around SKYACTIV technology and the KODO design language. It arrived as Mazda’s first mainstream cr...

Introduced for the 2023 model year, this crossover marked Mazda’s first-ever CX-50 nameplate and was positioned as a more rugged, outdoors-oriented addition to the brand’s SUV lineup. Mazda unveiled it in late 2021 an...

This crossover was introduced in 2006 as Mazda’s first CX-badged model and one of the brand’s early global crossovers. It was developed with a sporty on-road character rather than traditional off-road focus, using Maz...

Mazda introduced this nameplate in January 2024 as the first-ever 2025 CX-70, a two-row midsize crossover developed primarily for North America. It is part of Mazda’s Large Product Group and was positioned as a more c...

Mazda introduced this three-row crossover for the North American market as a new nameplate for the 2007 model year, with production beginning in late 2006 and showroom arrivals following in early 2007. It was position...

This large three-row crossover was unveiled by Mazda in early 2023 and launched in North America as a 2024 model, marking the brand’s entry into its newer “Large Product” family for bigger, more premium-oriented vehic...

This nameplate began in the U.S. as Mazda’s market-specific badge for the fourth-generation Familia, introduced for the 1977 model year as a frugal compact alternative during the fuel-conscious late 1970s. In Mazda’s ...

This subcompact nameplate was introduced globally in 2002 as part of Mazda’s new-generation small-car lineup. It first appeared in Japan under a different domestic name, then quickly became the overseas branding for M...

Introduced for the 2004 model year, this compact nameplate was Mazda’s modern successor to the Protegé/323-era small car family and marked the brand’s move toward a more global, more upscale sports-compact identity. I...

Introduced globally in February 2005, this compact minivan marked Mazda’s move to bring its Zoom-Zoom driving character into the practical family-vehicle segment. In Japan, the same vehicle was sold as the Premacy, wh...

Introduced in May 2002 in Japan as Atenza and launched globally under the Mazda6 name, this midsize car marked Mazda’s move into a more upscale, driver-focused era. It was developed as a worldwide model and quickly be...

Mazda’s premium Millenia arrived in North America for the 1995 model year as the brand’s new flagship sedan, replacing the 929 and aiming at the near-luxury class rather than the mainstream midsize segment. The car wa...

This minivan nameplate began with Mazda’s original MPV, which was introduced in North America in 1988 and launched in Japan in January 1990. The first generation established the model’s identity as a roomy, unusually ...

This compact 2+2 coupe was introduced in 1991 as part of Mazda’s early-1990s push to give its MX-badged cars a more distinctive, enthusiast-focused identity. Rather than simply being a shortened sedan derivative, it w...

This compact crossover was introduced by Mazda as the MX-30, a new-era nameplate that debuted at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show and reached production in 2020. It was notable as the company’s first mass-production electric...

Mazda’s lightweight two-seat roadster arrived in 1989 as a deliberate revival of the classic open-top sports car, developed after the segment had largely vanished from the market. Conceived around the Japanese “jinba ...

Mazda introduced this nameplate in the late 1980s as the sport coupe sibling to its mainstream midsize family car, using it to give the 626/Capella line a more expressive two-door identity. In its earliest form, it wa...

This nameplate appeared in the U.S. for the 1991 model year as a Ford-built, Mazda-badged sport-utility vehicle derived from the first-generation Ford Explorer. It was part of the close Mazda-Ford relationship of the ...