A new set of Mazda Shinari images have surfaced the web last night, after yesterday's leakage. Apparently, the Japanese carmaker is waiting for their concept to be completely unveiled before they will release officially. The new Mazda Shinari images show the concept in various stages of development, from the first drawings, to the clay models and to the complete vehicle.
In case you didn’t rear ZerCustoms yesterday, here are the details of the new Mazda Shinari concept. It marks the beginning of Mazda's new design language, called Kodo, meaning "soul of motion" in Japanese. The Mazda Shinari concept will probably never make it to production, however, most of its design details will be incorporated in the company’s future models.
The Mazda Shinari concept also defines the "face" of all future vehicles developed by the Asian company. Another key aspect of the styling of the Mazda Shinari concept is its aluminum wing, which will probably become one of the signature features of the brand.
The Mazda Shinari concept was designed on three continents, by the company's styling centers in Germany, the United States and Japan.
The Mazda Shinari four-door concept was unveiled yesterday in Italy and will probably tour all the future major auto shows.
[Source: Automarket]
