MAZDA MOTOR

Mazda reported April global passenger vehicle sales of 92,228 units, down 9.4% year‑on‑year, with domestic sales down 3.6% and overseas sales down 10%. The CX‑3 was the top seller with 29,063 units (+11%), while CX‑30 and Mazda 3 sales declined. In the first four months, global sales fell nearly 10% to 394,650 units, though global vehicle production rose 4% to 403,950 units and exports from Japan increased 16% to 223,262 units. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Consumer Reports found the Mazda CX-90 PHEV to be less reliable than the average new car, citing numerous owner complaints and safety-related recalls for the 2024–25 model years. Reported issues include EV battery/inverter software faults that can cut drive power, inaccurate fuel-gauge readings, start-stop failures, unintended automatic braking, power steering and camera/display malfunctions, and other defects often requiring dealer repairs. These faults have prompted recalls and could raise collision and insurance risks, though some owners still praise the CX-90's performance, acceleration and fuel economy despite a base MSRP near $50,000. » More on autos.yahoo.com

Mazda posted earnings per share of 2.45 INR in the past quarter, up from 1.45 INR a year earlier. Revenue rose by 37.21 percent to 496.3 million INR. This continues Mazda's growth compared to the same period last year. » More on finanzen.net