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2020
Mazda Taiwan launches an unlimited-mileage extended warranty plan
Mazda Taiwan launched an extended-warranty plan for its vehicle range, offering an additional two years of coverage without a mileage limit. The plan is available for vehicles registered from April 1, 2020.
2020
Six Mazda models receive IIHS Top Safety Pick+ ratings
Six U.S.-specification Mazda models received the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick+ rating, the organization's highest safety rating.
2020
Mazda announces 100th Anniversary Special Edition models
Mazda announced 100th Anniversary Special Editions for much of its vehicle lineup. The article reports that the models were already on sale in Japan and were expected to reach Europe in the fall; their availability in the United States was uncertain.
2020
Mazda announces temporary factory stoppages and global production cuts
Mazda said it would temporarily stop production at four factories in Japan and overseas and cut global output by 60,000 vehicles in response to slowing global demand amid the coronavirus outbreak. The article describes planned stoppages in Japan, Mexico, and Thailand.
2020
Mazda announces CX-9 model-year update
Mazda announced updates to the 2020 model-year CX-9, including upgraded interior features and additional driving assistance features, and said orders were open immediately. Deliveries were expected to begin in March.
2020
Mazda CX-30 unveiled in Malaysia
Bermaz Auto unveiled Mazda's new CX-30 compact crossover SUV in Malaysia. The vehicle was introduced as part of Mazda's next generation of products.
2020
Mazda recalls vehicles over Smart Brake Support issue
Mazda issued a recall affecting 13,768 Mazda 3 vehicles sold between March 26 and December 24, 2019, due to issues in the Smart Brake Support system. Mazda said it was contacting affected customers to arrange free repairs.
2019
Mazda disclosed an emergency-braking defect in some Mazda3 vehicles
Mazda North American Operations disclosed a safety defect involving incorrect programming in the Smart Braking System on some 2019–2020 Mazda3 vehicles. The defect could trigger emergency braking when no obstacle was present; the source says there had been no reports of injury or death.
2019
Mazda discloses Mazda3 braking-system defect
Mazda North American Operations disclosed a software programming defect affecting the Smart Brake Support system in 2019 and 2020 Mazda3 vehicles, which could cause emergency braking to activate when no obstacle was present. The article describes the vehicles as recalled and reports that more than 35,000 were in the United States.
2019
Infosys wins Mazda Excellent Partner Award
Infosys was awarded the Mazda Excellent Partner Award by Mazda Digital Innovation and Mazda Motor Corporation’s IT Division.
2019
Mazda announces airbag replacement recall for about 117,000 vehicles
Mazda announced a recall covering about 117,000 vehicles from the 2003–2012 model years to replace passenger-side airbags previously installed as a temporary fix. The replacement airbags could pose a risk of shrapnel on deployment; the announced repair is replacement with an improved inflator at no charge.
2019
Mazda recalls nearly 117,000 U.S. vehicles for Takata inflator replacement
Mazda is recalling nearly 117,000 U.S. vehicles for a second time to replace potentially deadly Takata air bag inflators. The recall covers vehicles that received replacement inflators between 2013 and 2017; dealers will replace front passenger inflators with parts that do not contain ammonium nitrate.
2019
Mazda announces first-generation Miata restoration program in North America
Mazda announced a plan to offer a restoration program for the first-generation Miata (MX-5) in North America; the article reports the program as a plan, not as a completed launch.
2019
Mazda recalls more than 35,000 vehicles over engine concerns
Mazda is recalling 35,476 vehicles sold in Australia because carbon deposits could cause premature wear of certain engine components in diesel versions of its 3, 6 and CX-5 models. Mazda Australia said it would contact affected owners to arrange repairs and update the vehicles’ software; repairs would be free.
2019
Mazda recalls 35,476 cars in Australia
Mazda is recalling 35,476 cars sold in Australia because an intake-valve fault potentially poses a serious safety risk to drivers. Affected models include Mazda3, diesel CX-5 and Mazda6 vehicles from specified model years.
2019
Changan Mazda recalls 77,112 CX-5 vehicles
Changan Mazda announced a recall of 77,112 Mazda CX-5 vehicles because of a fuel-pump-core problem that could, in extreme cases, cause the engine to stall while driving and create a safety hazard.
2019
Mazda Australia recalls CX-9 and Mazda2 vehicles
Mazda Australia issued a recall notice for certain CX-9 and Mazda2 vehicles, with 1,677 vehicles believed to be affected. The concerns include possible airbag non-deployment and a fuel tank that could move out of position and leak.