What does Skyactiv Technology mean?

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DelLucia
07/29/25 1:04pm
Skyactiv Technology refers to Mazda Motor Corporation's optimization technology for key components of its models, including gasoline and diesel engines, manual and automatic transmissions, chassis, and body structure. Introduction to Skyactiv Technology: Skyactiv Technology is a general term for a series of Mazda technologies, including engine technology, suspension technology, transmission technology, and body technology. Compared with other manufacturers, the biggest technical feature of Mazda's Skyactiv Technology lies in its engine technology based on natural aspiration and the Miller cycle. Function of Skyactiv Technology: This technology adopts a high-pressure fuel rail to increase injection pressure, and uses multi-hole fuel injectors to improve the atomization characteristics of gasoline, allowing fuel and air to fully mix, thereby generating a significantly improved homogeneous and highly fluid mixture.
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