Mazda to use biofuel-powered cars in endurance races
Mazda Motor Corporation will compete in an endurance race series using biofuels to power its vehicles.
The Super Taikyu Series 2022 will see two of the firm’s vehicles, the Mazda2 Bio concept and the Mazda MX-5, compete using the green fuel.
By participating in the race with vehicles that run on next-generation biodiesel fuel, Mazda wants to conduct a demonstration test of the vehicles.
The company also wants to expand the use of next-generation biodiesel, an alternative option toward achieving carbon neutrality.
The Mazda2 Bio concept car is equipped with a Skyactiv-D diesel engine and uses a 100% biomass-derived next-generation biodiesel fuel called Susteo offered by Euglena Co.
Mazda said it was striving in line with its corporate vision to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
The Super Taikyu Series 2022 will see two of the firm’s vehicles, the Mazda2 Bio concept and the Mazda MX-5, compete using the green fuel.
By participating in the race with vehicles that run on next-generation biodiesel fuel, Mazda wants to conduct a demonstration test of the vehicles.
The company also wants to expand the use of next-generation biodiesel, an alternative option toward achieving carbon neutrality.
The Mazda2 Bio concept car is equipped with a Skyactiv-D diesel engine and uses a 100% biomass-derived next-generation biodiesel fuel called Susteo offered by Euglena Co.
Mazda said it was striving in line with its corporate vision to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
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