  Like many other automakers, Mazda offers electric vehicles aimed at consumers who are worried about their carbon footprint. However, unlike other automakers, Mazda is taking a more strategic approach in an effort to provide a balance of quality and value both now and into the future.
Traditional Powertrains Won't Be Ignored
Perhaps the most unique part of Mazda's long-term strategy is that it will rely on existing powertrains to meet its goals. Essentially, it will steer consumers toward whatever is best for their needs, whether it means going for a fully electric vehicle, a combustion engine, or a hybrid. This will help Mazda stay competitive as it assesses market trends and positions itself for a future in which electric powertrains become the dominant option.
Mazda Will Collaborate with Others
Collaboration will be another key in the company's effort to reduce costs while providing quality products. Working with other parties will help the firm save money on batteries and other tools because Mazda won't shoulder the entire cost of research and development. Furthermore, the company says that it will be strategic about investments in its own batteries and other electric components to further reduce costs for the company and its customers.
Technology Will Help Improve Production Efficiency
The use of modern technology and production techniques will help Mazda cut down on production costs, such as by building new factories. Ultimately, this will reduce both the amount of money and the amount of time it takes to produce electrified vehicles. The company can then pass the savings on to customers, which can be a major boon for the brand as a whole.
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