Nobuhiro Yamamoto indicated that Mazda was working on a 16X based RX-7, with 300 horsepower. In October 2015, Mazda unveiled the RX-Vision concept car at the Tokyo Motor Show, powered by a new rotary engine and featured design cues reminiscent of the third generation RX-7. A production-ready concept could have followed suit by 2017, marking 50 years since the revealing of Mazda's first rotary-powered sports car, the Cosmo. As of Feb 2023, there has been no revival of any kind. References Citations General sources Further reading External links 1980s cars 1990s cars 2000s cars 24 Hours of Le Mans race cars Cars introduced in 1978 Cars powered by Wankel engines Convertibles Group B cars Hatchbacks Coupés RX-7 RX-7 Rally cars Rear-wheel-drive vehicles Sports cars Touring cars Vehicles with four-wheel steering