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Car NewsMarch 10, 2010
In response to ever-increasing federal regulations, Mazda has unveiled an innovative and wide-reaching new fuel-efficiency plan aimed at lowering emissions without sacrificing any of the brand's signature sportiness. Mazda's strategy, which the company plans to implement over the next several years, includes engine start/stop technology, an energy regeneration system that recaptures and restores wasted energy to the battery, and a new line of highly evolved Sky engines that are designed to reduce emissions through decreased internal friction and more precise intake control. In addition, Mazda has already begun a foray into hydrogen- and diesel-powered vehicles, which, if introduced into the American market, could possibly compete with Volkswagen's clean diesel Golf TDI.
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