Gaze into the Future of the 2024 Mazda Miata

The current-generation Mazda MX-5 Miata has been around for quite some time now. The ND era was introduced in 2014 for the 2015 model year, and we are now getting a glimpse of what could be the NE model. Despite the camouflaged face, which appears to be smiling, it’s important to focus on what’s happening underneath the surface. Our sources suggest that this is a test mule that is sporting a modified ND body, which is definitely worth keeping an eye on.

Mazda has done a great job with their latest prototype. The camouflaged face might suggest a small facelift, but upon closer inspection, it appears to be nothing more than a modification of the current-generation Mazda MX-5 Miata’s body. The headlights, slim corner vents and that happy-as-heck grille all look unchanged. It’s always exciting to see what new developments will come next!

We were able to obtain some exclusive photos of the latest Mazda prototype and it’s always exciting to see what’s happening behind the scenes in the automotive industry. Many people will be eagerly awaiting any new developments that may come from these photos.

Wow, it’s amazing to see the amount of detail captured in those photos! It looks like we’re looking at an NE MX-5 test mule with a modified current-gen body. The white finish certainly makes it difficult to see all of the details, but it’s clear that the rear fenders have been widened. Whichsuggests that the new sports car will have a wider stance while maintaining the same wheelbase. Many people in the automotive industry will be eagerly anticipating any new information that may come from these photos.

The white finish makes it a bit hard to see, but the rear fenders seem to have been widened, which could mean a wider stance for the new sports car. There’s also some wiring taped to the side of the car that runs underneath just ahead of the rear wheels. It’s tough to say for sure, but  the camouflage on the front might just be a distraction. 

It’s interesting to hear about the plans for the next-generation MX-5. It’s great to know that Mazda will stick with its own rear-wheel-drive platform and gasoline engine, which has been a successful formula for the MX-5 for many years. The addition of a 48-volt mild-hybrid powertrain could provide some extra efficiency and performance benefits. It’s also reassuring to hear that Mazda is not in a rush to release the new model and is willing to take its time to ensure it is the best it can be. We’re looking forward to seeing what the future holds for the MX-5.a

Photo Source: Mazda USA