Mazda‘s first mass-production foray into electric vehicles is coming, and now we have an idea of what it’ll look like. The Japanese automaker is planning on revealing the new model on its home turf, at the Tokyo Motor Show. But in time-honored autoshow tradition, there’s been a leak. Say hello...

Suicide doors, a coupe-like shape, and a sustainably-sourced interior: meet Mazda‘s first production EV, the MX-30. Yesterday a leak showed off the MX-30 ahead of schedule. Now it’s official, and Mazda has revealed some—but not all—of what buyers can expect when it goes on sale some time next...

Videos of the MX-30 at the Tokyo Motor show have already started popping up on YouTube. There's a bunch that give different perspectives from reviewers around the world. If you find any other videos please share them below. Motor1 (USA) Chasing Cars (Australia) Driving.ca (Canada)

In short, Mazda said "It's like zen" which the MX-30 really is as you read into what they explained makes it zen: "TOKYO — At first glance, Mazda's first mass- market electric vehicle, the MX-30, looks like neither an EV nor any of Mazda's other models. The compact crossover unveiled at last...

Mazda executives said they did it to make the MX-30 ‘feel more like a gas car’ and continued to explain that “Mazda’s engineers have also tuned the torque delivery of the MX-30’s electric motor to be less frenetic than is often the case with EVs, reasoning that they want the MX-30 to feel less...