The Mazda Vision X-Coupe concept was revealed at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. The four-door show car has a plug-in hybrid powertrain that integrates an electric motor and a two-rotor rotary engine.

The 2025 Japan Mobility Show is here and, as always, there are a number of concept models that tease U.S. enthusiasts like nothing else. Build-your-own Toyota work trucks and a close-to-production ...

Mazda turned heads at last year’s Japan Mobility Show with the Vision X-Coupe – a futuristic take on the brand’s Kodo design ...

Mazda builds fun cars. From the two-seat Miata to the CX-90 three-row SUV, its cars are engineered to provide owners with an engaging driving experience. At this year's Japan Mobility Show, Mazda is ...

Mazda is determined to bring the rotary engine back in a production car, but not quite the way you remember it. The Japanese automaker wowed everyone two years ago at the Japan Mobility Show when it ...

Mazda makes beautiful production cars, so it's no surprise that the brand's concept cars can take your breath away. Take the Vision X-Coupe pictured here, the latest creation from the mind of Mazda's ...

The 2025 Japan Mobility Show, which kicked off yesterday, is home to several world premieres, including the Mazda Vision-X Coupe. This is a four-door coupe with a stylish design that is larger than ...

Of the two concept cars Mazda showed this week, the Vision X-Compact is the one that makes the most sense as a production car. This baby hatchback has some serious style, and Mazda says it’ll be ...

One of Mazda’s most beloved and desired models could be making a comeback. The small Japanese automaker just teased what appears to be a some sort of four-door coupe ahead of its conference at the ...

The Japan Mobility Show kicks off in Tokyo this week, and Mazda is using the occasion to show off a couple of concepts it says embody a theme called “the joy of driving fuels a sustainable tomorrow.” ...

Mercedes-Maybach Vision 6. Hyundai N Vision 74. Kia Vision Meta Turismo. Mazda Vision X-Coupe. Nope, we're not playing some sort of game calling a zillion concept cars by the same name. Automakers ...