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The symbol stands for Mazda's determination to “pursue ongoing improvements to drive powerful, continuous growth”, expressed by a pair of wings shaped like a letter M in an oval. The V-shaped wings are also suggestive of Mazda's flexible thinking, creativity, vitality, kindness and resilience.

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Redefining elegance by eliminating unnecessary elements to find beauty in space. Refining the interplay of light and shadow, purity and the essence to the limit. Every form created by hands of our master craftsmen breathes life into our cars.

The three key elements of Mazda design are known to the Japanese as Yohaku or Ma: the beauty of empty space, Sori: curves with poise and balance and Utsuroi: the play of light and shade.

The symbol stands for Mazda's determination to “pursue ongoing improvements to drive powerful, continuous growth”, expressed by a pair of wings shaped like a letter M in an oval. The V-shaped wings are also suggestive of Mazda's flexible thinking, creativity, vitality, kindness and resilience.

"Zoom-Zoom" is Mazda's global marketing slogan and has been used by the company since 2000. The slogan is meant to evoke the feeling of excitement, energy, and driving pleasure that is associated with driving a Mazda vehicle.

Corporate Vision 1. Brighten people's lives through car ownership. 2. Offer cars that are sustainable with the earth and society to more people.

Mazda started its life as a cork manufacturer back in 1920. The year 1931 was when Mazda, then called the Toyo Kogyo Co., Ltd., launched the “Mazda-go”, a tricycle truck which is a first vehicle coming out of the company.

emblem of Hiroshima city From 1936 Mazda also had a new logo that was inspired by the emblem of Hiroshima city. The emblem of Mazda's home town features three waved white lines on a green background that represent the three flows of the Ota River delta in Hiroshima.

The Mazda Motor Corporation is based in Fuchu, Aki District, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. Best known for their rotary engine technology, Mazda has become one of the world's premier automakers, producing sporty and efficient vehicles for everyone to experience.

Corporate Vision We love cars and want people to enjoy fulfilling lives through cars. We envision cars existing sustainably with the earth and society, and we will continue to tackle challenges with creative ideas.