Mazda poised for record U.S. sales powered mostly by gasoline engines

2025 Mazda CX-50 hybrid variant parked on a suburban street. — A hybrid variant of Mazda's CX-50 is expected to increase throughput for U.S. dealers (CARLY SCHAFFNER/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

January 01, 2025 01:46 PM

Mazda Motor Corp. is wrapping up a banner year in an overall sluggish auto market, and its U.S. sales chief expects that momentum to extend into 2025 — even without a fully electric vehicle in its lineup.

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