Mazda has set out its intentions to increasingly electrify its future model range, but confirmed it will continue to offer hybrid and ICE options for customers.
AM100 dealership group Hendy Group will officially open its all-new, state-of-the-art car dealership on Kingstanding Way in Tunbridge Wells in January.
Mitchell Mazda is celebrating 20 years as part of the Mazda UK dealership network this month.
Beechwood, which operates Suzuki and Mazda dealerships in Derby, won Best In Customer Service at the 2024 AM Awards
Perry’s has sold the long leasehold of its Brownhill Garage in Blackburn to North West Automobiles for £600,000.
JCB Group has acquired Ashford Orbital who represent Kia, Mazda and Suzuki in Ashford.
Mazda is to join Stoneacre Group’s existing portfolio of six Mazda franchises in Newcastle, Gateshead, Doncaster, Harrogate, Hull and Liverpool.
EMG Anglia’s share capital has been acquired by GMG East Ltd, a new company owned by car retail brothers Harry and Neal Grainger’s Grainger Motor Group.
Laura Brailey has been promoted to the position of sales director at Mazda UK in recognition of her 28 years’ experience and familiarity with Mazda UK and its dealer partners.
Dealers are targeting not only pricey premium petrol and diesel SUVs but also lower value used EV and hybrid models as drivers increasingly move away from ICE cars, according to latest desirability index from auction house Aston Barclay.
Mazda is working to reduce CO2 emissions from its UK parts distribution in partnership with XPO Logistics.
John Banks Group is opening three new dealerships in Colchester with a multi-site Honda cars, motorcycles and Mazda business.
Mazda has introduced a Gender Balance Initiative to increase the representation of women in front-line and senior management roles across its UK dealer network.
The Mazda2 Hybrid is priced from £23,300 and will arrive in UK dealerships in May.
Mazda Motor Company has announced plans to expand its SUV line-up from 2022 onwards.
Mazda Motors UK is celebrating its 20th anniversary, following its inception on August 1, 2001.
Mazda has outlined its plans to introduce hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric models by 2025.
Suzuki, Toyota and Mazda are among the Japanese car brands that have agreed to work together to develop new connected car technology.
Suzuki has achieved a high-ranking position in the latest Institute of Customer Service’s UK Customer Satisfaction Index, taking 23rd place overall and third in the automotive sector.
Mazda will provide buyers of its limited edition MX-30 First Edition with a free NewMotion home charger wallbox.
