Mazda Updates Flair Crossover in Japan

Mazda has updated the Flair Crossover in Japan with a new look and improved safety features. The Flair Crossover, a rebadged Suzuki Hustler, is designed to meet Japan's kei car rules, making it a very compact vehicle, almost two feet shorter than a Mazda MX-5 Miata. The updated model features a new grille and Mazda emblem on certain trims, as well as a new paint option and fresh two-tone setups.
The improved safety kit includes a standard Dual Sensor Brake Support II system with better pedestrian and motorcycle detection, designed to help prevent accidents. This update is specific to the Japanese market, where the Mazda Flair Crossover is available. The changes do not affect vehicles available in the US market.
Source: Carscoops
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