The Mazda R360 is a landmark microcar introduced in 1960 as Mazda's first passenger car, marking the company’s transition from a manufacturer of three-wheeled vehicles to four-wheeled automobiles. Known for its compact dimensions and lightweight design, the R360 epitomizes the iconic kei car segment in Japan. It features a rear-engine layout and a simple two-door coupe body style, making it highly maneuverable in urban settings. The R360, though only one generation, has cemented its place in automotive history for its innovation, affordability, and contribution to Mazda's growth.
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