Mazda's redesigned Mazda6 (known as the Mazda Atenza in Japan) will make its debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. The new car is an evolution of the original model's front face, bringing forward modern design elements and smoothing out the features for a more streamlined and aerodynamic look.
With pronounced front wheel arches and simple shut lines, the car continues along Mazda's styling theme first seen on the Mazda2. The headlamps are wholly modern in design, yet retain the company's brand character. The subtle chrome strip in the lower portion of the grille and the chrome strip dividing the front air dam into two halves are both elegant touches, while the fog lamps mimic the inner section of the headlamps.