Mazda Hakaze

The Mazda Hakaze was a concept car that Mazda revealed in early February 2007. Its design drew on the Nagare design language developed by Laurens van den Acker, who also designed other Mazda concepts. It was intended to have the looks of a coupe, the functionality of a crossover SUV and the driving capabilities of a roadster. It had no door handles, cameras in place of mirrors, lighting effects, scissor doors and a partially removable roof, and inside it had four bucket seats in a 2+2 layout. Driver settings were stored on a Bluetooth card that adjusted the car to the driver's preferences automatically when the card was used to activate it.