2006 Mazda Nagare Concept
NAGARE: (pronounced “na-ga-reh”) Japanese for ‘flow’ and the embodiment of motion.
LOS ANGELES, 30th November 2006. After presenting three ground-breaking concept vehicles during the 2005-2006 global auto show season – Sassou at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show, Senku at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show and Kabura at the 2006 Detroit Auto Show – Mazda’s global design team wasn’t about to rest on its laurels. To keep energy levels brimming, and to begin the process of evolving Mazda’s design and surface language for future Zoom-Zoom vehicles, Mazda’s design division has invented a new surface language called Nagare for introduction at this year’s Los Angeles International Auto Show.
NAGARE: (pronounced “na-ga-reh”) Japanese for ‘flow’ and the embodiment of motion.
LOS ANGELES, 30th November 2006. After presenting three ground-breaking concept vehicles during the 2005-2006 global auto show season – Sassou at the 2005 Frankfurt Motor Show, Senku at the 2005 Tokyo Motor Show and Kabura at the 2006 Detroit Auto Show – Mazda’s global design team wasn’t about to rest on its laurels. To keep energy levels brimming, and to begin the process of evolving Mazda’s design and surface language for future Zoom-Zoom vehicles, Mazda’s design division has invented a new surface language called Nagare for introduction at this year’s Los Angeles International Auto Show.
