The range will be built at the Auto Alliance Thailand plant - which already builds BT-50s for Australia and will build around 50,000 Mazda2s for Asian markets - and it’s expected to arrive in Australia from mid-2010.

Mazda Australia managing director Doug Dickson wasn’t prepared to talk in more detail about the pricing structure for the Thai-sourced Mazda2.

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