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The Mazda range of vehicles has embodied Japanese engineering philosophy for over fifty years: combining performance, energy efficiency, and driving pleasure, from the compact segment to the family SUV. Since its first models launched in the 1960s, the history of the Mazda range of vehicles has been built around innovative engines, notably the famous Wankel rotary engine, before gradually shifting toward conventional, more reliable engines equipped with reduced-emission technologies. The generations of the Mazda range of vehicles have gone through several decades of significant stylistic changes: from the classic design of the 1970s to the sleek, dynamic lines of the modern era, passing through the iconic "Zoom-Zoom" phase of the 2000s that redefined the brand's visual identity. Positioned against direct competitors such as Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai, the Mazda range occupies a strategic niche offering an excellent balance between build quality, onboard features, and affordability. Today, the Mazda range of vehicles is built around five pillars: compact sedans, urban and family SUVs, electrified vehicles, minivans, and light commercial vehicles, with a gradual transition toward electrification and hybridization. Through its spec sheet, every variant in the range demonstrates Mazda's commitment to energy efficiency, active safety, and connected onboard systems tailored to the expectations of today's drivers.