#RotaryEngine

Mazda is bringing back the rotary engine, but it will likely be used as a range extender.

The latest edition of Mazda’s internal magazine, Zoom-Zoom, may hint at the arrival of a Hydrogen-powered rotary engine sportscar from the Japanese automaker.

Mazda’s RX-7 is one of the most revered Japanese sports cars ever built, but do they still hold sway with car enthusiasts after they’ve been transformed into a limousine? Apparently, yes.

Mazda stunned the world with the RX-Vision concept last year and now we have the first details on its new rotary engine.

The new Mazda rotary engine could be turbocharged, making a lot of dreams come true.

Mazda previewed a possible rotary revival at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show with the RX Vision Concept and now rumors on a new production rotary engine have surfaced.

Mazda’s future product plans don’t include reviving its RX sports car nameplate.

Mazda isn’t only working on a next-generation rotary engine, but a turbocharged one at that.

Rumor has it that Mazda is preparing to resurrect its RX-7 nameplate and it will be powered by a next-generation rotary engine.

Despite reports that Mazda has shelved plans for a next-generation rotary engine, the Japanese automaker unveiled a Mazda2 hybrid that utilizes a rotary engine that recharges the vehicle’s battery.

Despite numerous reports this year that Mazda was developing a next-generation rotary engine, its new CEO has confirmed it’s not in the plans for now.

Wankel fans, it’s time to celebrate! A new rotary engine is certainly in development by Mazda, and it will make its debut in two years under the hood of an all-new model.

Big news out of Hiroshima, Japan. Mazda will reportedly resurrect its legendary RX-7 sports car.

Small engine manufacturer LiquidPiston is developing a tiny, lightweight, super-efficient engine that functions a lot like Wankel rotary units.