Mazda Motor Corp said on 2 October that all of the vehicles it produces by 2030 will incorporate electrification, while 5 percent of its cars will be all-battery
**electric vehicles (EVs)** . The Japanese automaker joins a growing number of global automakers who are planning to reduce emissions by producing more gasoline-hybrid vehicles, plug-in hybrids and battery EVs. [caption id=“attachment_5301781” align=“alignnone” width=“1280”] Representational image.[/caption] “By 2030, Mazda expects that internal combustion engines combined with some form of electrification will account for 95 percent of the vehicles it produces and battery electric vehicles will account for 5 percent,” the automaker said in a statement. Mazda has said that it plans to market an all-battery EV in 2020. On Tuesday it said it would develop two battery EVs, one which will be powered solely by battery and another which will pair a battery with a range extender powered by the automaker’s rotary engine.
Mazda has said that it plans to market an all-battery EV in 2020, would develop two battery EVs.
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