A new Mazda compact SUV will make its world debut at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show.

The second model in the company’s new-generation line-up features what the company describes as a more mature Kodo design language and Mazda’s new-generation SKYACTIV-Vehicle Architecture. The powertrain lineup showcases the latest SKYACTIV engines, including the company’s SPCCI (Spark Plug Controlled Compression Ignition) technology, which has a unique combustion method claimed to combine the free-revving performance of a petrol engine with the superior response of a diesel.

The Mazda MX-5 30^th Anniversary Edition also makes its European debut. Celebrating three decades since its world premiere at the 1989 Chicago Motor Show, the Mazda MX-5 is the most popular roadster in history, with over 1 million units sold around the world, including over 350,000 in Europe.

Also appearing at the show is the all-new Mazda3 hatchback and saloon, the first of the new generation of Mazda cars. This is the first production car to feature Mazda’s SPCCI technology, which is designed to deliver superior initial response, powerful, linear torque and free-revving performance. The engine also has Mazda’s intelligent new M Hybrid system, improving fuel economy and emissions.

Mazda’s best-selling model, the CX-5, will also be at the show. For 2019, refinements have been made in two key areas – interior quality and technology and driving dynamics with the adoption of G-Vectoring Control Plus (GVC Plus).