Hakaze is the third concept vehicle expressing Mazda’s ‘Nagare’ design language. Mazda Motor Corporation unveiled the new Hakaze design concept at the 77th annual Geneva International Motor Show, being held through Sunday, March 18, 2007.
The Mazda Hakaze is a four-seat coupe-style compact crossover SUV designed at Mazda’s European Design Centre and aimed at people in their thirties and forties who lead active, adventurous lifestyles.
Hakaze is the third design concept of the series created around the “Nagare” design language, joining the Mazda Nagare, and Mazda Ryuga, which were revealed earlier this motor show season. Even when standing still, Hakaze seems to be effortlessly cutting through the air.
Outside, the side body panels are textured to give the impression of sand dunes rippled by the wind and the body shape creates a muscular and taut look. The rear part of its roof is removable which gives it a feel similar to a roadster. The interior seat layout is unique, as the rear seats slide forward with their lower cushions under the front seats to produce a spacious luggage compartment.
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Please, Ford, scrap this idea and put the Interceptor into production.
1 ugly grille
2 nasty interior
3dash needs to be removed
4 seats look very uncomfortable
5 are there headlights?!?
6 when this "thing" gets into a wreck there will be no survivors, the layout is completely unrealistic.
over all a useless crossover!