Mazda “crosswinds” concept car
16 Jun, 2008
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Mazda will present an all-new show car at this year’s Moscow International Automobile Salon. The concept is a sporty, compact crossover SUV designed especially for the Russian market.
The Moscow show car is the latest concept to be developed using the new design direction called Nagare - following in the footsteps of Nagare, Ryuga, Hakaze, Taiki and Furai.
Nagare, which means “flow” in Japanese, represents a new approach to expressing movement in car design, taking as inspiration the flow patterns of natural elements, such as the wind. The design theme of Mazda’s concept for the 2008 Moscow motor show is “crosswinds”.
Russia is one of Europe’s fastest-growing markets and is rapidly becoming the region’s largest automobile market. SUVs are particularly popular in Russia, with a segment share of about 20 percent. Mazda’s latest concept car is designed to appeal particularly to younger SUV owners who have a strong sense of style.
The Moscow show car, the name of which will be announced in due course, again showcases the depth of creativity within Mazda design. In February 2008, the Mazda Design team received the coveted Grand Prix du Design at the Festival Automobile International in Paris.
The Moscow International Automobile Salon media days are on August 26 and 27, whereas 28 August caters for industry and trade specialists. The show is open to the public from 29 August through 7 September.
The new show car will be unveiled at the Mazda press conference at 10:15 on August 26 at the Mazda stand.
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June 16th, 2008 at 6:52 pm
mazda you make these beautiful conceots yet we havnt sen anything make it to production yet.love the grill
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September 20th, 2008 at 10:28 pm
that is a beautiful car well done to the designer but its a mazda an i dont think anyone will ever see a mazda like that built on a large scale to the public. Even so I dont think anyone is willing to pay a couple 100,000 for a mazda.
mayby ford could get away with something like that but not mazda soz :(
also i dont think anyone in russia would drive that outside mayby in an underground car park but not out doors to prity to get hurt in there climates
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