How will Mazda improve the rotary for this car?

How will Mazda improve the rotary for this car?

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It will never get made.

why would they improve it? they got their rolling concept car, thats all they wanted. theyve already said theyre not making a rotary sports car.

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they already said they arent making it

There's no fucking way in hell they'd ever get away with V8 fuel mileage from a 1.3l engine. It would never pass emission standards even with the fanciest hybrid technology.

>they already said they arent making it

no this was just one over enthusiastic magazine misinterpreting what someone at Mazda said

Nobody knows because they're illusive as fuck about development, but they definitely have people working on it.

The only clue so far is they've flipped the engine upside down like madmen from recent patents made available.

They're filing patents for a new rotary engine. They have something up their sleeve.

It took them 30 years to achieve V8 fuel economy and Busa engine torque from a tiny unreliable engine. Don't hold your breath if they're only at the patent stage.