Mazda's Iconic SP concept design includes a two-rotor Wankel engine that acts as a generator for an electric motor, promising a unique driving experience.
Masashi Nakayama emphasized that the Iconic SP is intended for production, stating, 'This concept is not just one of those empty show cars. It's been designed with real intent to turn it into a production model in the not-so-distant future.'
Naohito Saga highlighted the thoughtful design process behind the Iconic SP, noting 'everything from the position of the doors and tires to the length of the vehicle, seating position of the occupants and visibility was meticulously researched'.
While the timeline for the Iconic SP's release is uncertain, it serves as a forward-looking representation of Mazda's commitment to innovative sports car development, potentially coming after the current Miata.
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