It Appears the Mazda3 is Getting a Digital Gauge Cluster
The 2019 Mazda 3 is set to get a new SkyActiv-X engine, but it looks like the cabin is getting a few upgrades as well.
The images first appeared on Chinese website PCAuto.com.cn, revealing an all-digital gauge cluster in what appears to be the Mazda3. There’s two different setups being shown in the leaked images, one with a three-digit speedometer in the center with a blue tachometer. The second setup displays the tachometer to the left and the speedometer to the right, with an interesting display in the center that appears to be for displaying road conditions for automatic cruise control.
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Autoblog points out everything surrounding the digital gauge cluster appears to be from the current Mazda3. So it’s unclear if Mazda is planning to do more work for the interior on the 2019 Mazda3, or if the digital gauge cluster will be the major change.
Look for more information on the 2019 Mazda3 in the coming months, especially on the Spark Controlled Compression Ignition (SPCCI) engine it will be sporting. The new Mazda3 is scheduled to arrive dealerships next year.
[Source: PCAuto.com.cn via Carscoops]
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