TOKYO -- Mazda Motor Corp., a recent convert to hybrid technologies, says it wants to put gasoline-electric drive trains into its lineup in the next decade. And its hybrid power trains will be on existing models, not hybrid-only nameplates.
"It's going to be the 20-teens that we're going to be actually engineering all this," said Executive Vice President Philip Spender.
(Source: Automotive News)
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