Mazda MX-5 Spyder Concept

It was a Mazda design study exploring a lighter, minimalist version of the MX-5 roadster. The concept kept the two-seat open-top idea while using a more specialized show-car treatment.

No production launch is established by the description. It was presented as a concept, so its styling and parts should not be treated as specifications for a regular MX-5.

It focused on reducing visual and bodywork weight while preserving the compact roadster layout. That approach matches the MX-5’s long-running emphasis on simple, lightweight driving.

No. The Spyder and Speedster were separate MX-5-based concept directions shown by Mazda. They shared the roadster platform idea but used different styling and design priorities.