Inside Mazda Rotary Engine Production and Assembly in Japan

On this feature of the FRAME, we explore the Production line of rotary engines Mazda MX-30. Check out how these ultra-efficient modern cars are manufactured in the Hiroshima plant.
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[@boerplaas388]

Rotary engines are the best. I had a Mazda RX 2 in South Africa Pretoria in the early 70 s . That car was great.

[@davidb.fishburn9338]

Rotary engines do not have a camshaft. That's the crankshaft in the middle of the rotors. Rotaries use ports like the little 2 cycle engines do, another example is the Fairbanks Morse opposed piston engine used in many of the WW2 U.S. submarines, they used ports that were covered/uncovered by the pistons.

[@Alan_Man]

It is the engine of the MAZDA MX-30 R-EV

[@sellier-bellot22]

What's the weight of the battery module ???🥸