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Mazdaâs engineers at the Chassis Dynamics Development strive to distil this sensation into their cars, from the Mazda 2 all the way to the Mazda CX-9. One feature that helps achieve this is the G-Vectoring Control (GVC) system.
The second generation Mazda CX-5 was launched in 2017 with the updated Kodo design on the side panel. This updated Kodo design already used our âMinimalist Aestheticâ as part of the philosophy, which we translated to reduced lines and the expression of light and shadow on the reflection-based surface. In 2019, Mazda debuted a new expression
All new for 2017, G-Vectoring Control is the first technology implemented into the SKYACTIV-VEHICLE DYNAMICS suite of innovative technologies, bringing the car-and-driver experience to another level of performance. This reflects Mazdaâs approach to continuously refine its vehicles. G-Vectoring Control uses the engine in conjunction with the
Mazdaâs newest technology, SKYACTIV-VEHICLE DYNAMICS with GVC, helps you steer more precisely by optimizing load control, making your vehicle work smarter, not harder.
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