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‘The Focus Remains On Driving’: Mazda Defends Its Screen-Heavy Approach

‘The Focus Remains On Driving’: Mazda Defends Its Screen-Heavy Approach

Despite having a 26-inch touchscreen, this interior isn’t distracting, according to the company’s design boss in Europe.

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