Which Mazda Model Uses a Rotary Engine?

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Mazda RX series utilizes rotary engines. Other models do not employ rotary engines. Both rotary and conventional engines rely on the expansion pressure generated by the combustion of air-fuel mixture to power the vehicle, with the difference lying in how they utilize this expansion pressure. Here are more details about rotary engines: 1. Traditional engines transmit pressure from the piston top downward, transferring mechanical force through connecting rods to rotate the crankshaft, whereas rotary engines apply expansion pressure to the sides of the rotor. Rotary engines can achieve high RPMs without requiring precise crankshaft balancing, and they feature compact size, lighter weight, and significantly simplified structure. 2. Rotary engines demonstrate excellent performance in hydrogen power applications, indicating substantial potential. 3. Rotary engines are prone to oil leakage issues, which are difficult to repair. Once leakage occurs, maintenance becomes a major undertaking.