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The new 2.2 l diesel engine from Mazda

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Diesel engines for the European market should deliver impressive performance and fuel economy but also high levels of environmental performance, good noise and vibration suppression. With this in mind, Mazda developed a new diesel engine for the launch of the second-generation Mazda 6 with the aim of realising its product philosophy of sustainability combined with a sportive driving experience. The new MZR-CD 2.2 engine will be available for future models like the all-new Mazda 3 as well.

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  1. Mazda Motor Corporation, Hiroshima, Japan

    Yasunori Uesugi (Assistant Manager Diesel Engine Control), Masashi Kouzuki (Assistant Manager Powertrain Development Promotion), Tsunehiro Mori (Assistant Manager Engine-NVH Development), Masahiro Naito (Assistant Manager Design Base Engine), Shinichi Morinaga (Assistant Manager Diesel Combustion Development), Hiroaki Yasuda (Senior Staff Design Base Engine), Michihiro Yamauchi (Senior Staff Design Base Engine) & Kenji Tanimura (Senior Staff Diesel Cars Driveability Development)

  2. Mazda Motor Europe R&D Centre, Oberursel, Germany

    Joachim Kunz (Project Leader for Mazda6)

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  1. Yasunori Uesugi
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Uesugi, Y., Kouzuki, M., Mori, T. et al. The new 2.2 l diesel engine from Mazda. MTZ Worldw 70, 22–28 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03226958

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