Give a wave to the all-new Mazda5! As part of the firm's new design language, known as 'Nagare' or flow, the re-freshed MPV comes complete with a set of wavy ridges on each side.
But, according to Mazda, they're not just for show- the new lines reportedly improve fuel efficiency by reducing drag. Elsewhere, the newcomer has adopted the smiley-mouth shaped grille from other members of the Mazda family.
Under the bonnet, there's an all new fuel-injected 2.0-litre engine which, when paired with Mazda's stop/start system, reduces CO2 emissions by 15 per cent. There's also a 1.8-litre engine available and a diesel unit will likely be announced soon.
The Mazda5 is practical too. A seven-seat layout and sliding rear doors make it a good family choice.
The newcomer will be announced at the Geneva Motor Show in March, with sales starting some time in Autumn.
But, according to Mazda, they're not just for show- the new lines reportedly improve fuel efficiency by reducing drag. Elsewhere, the newcomer has adopted the smiley-mouth shaped grille from other members of the Mazda family.
Under the bonnet, there's an all new fuel-injected 2.0-litre engine which, when paired with Mazda's stop/start system, reduces CO2 emissions by 15 per cent. There's also a 1.8-litre engine available and a diesel unit will likely be announced soon.
The Mazda5 is practical too. A seven-seat layout and sliding rear doors make it a good family choice.
The newcomer will be announced at the Geneva Motor Show in March, with sales starting some time in Autumn.
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