I’m sure. I’ve seen it. My infotainment unit displays information about it (charge level etc.). In fact, it has been available in european MX-5s since 2016. It was even in the model name back then. Here’s one on Mazda Germany’s own used car sales page (“Mazda MX-5 Roadster SKYACTIV-G 160 i-ELOOP”):

Nah, this isn’t new on european MX-5s. I got mine in May 2019 and it has this system.

Yes, signal red. Although there could be more "red". The sun was not kind to this one.

I've got the sedan version of this car :) '87 250D in plain red.

The 9-3 has always been a little bit more Opel than Saab, but there is still the key between the seats and the fact that it was built in Sweden to give you the sense of tradition. This one, with its energetic engine and buffet of gears transmission looks to be a pretty good - and is pretty unique - but is it worth…

An untouched Prius will let this occur... in inspection mode! Pretty easy to activate, too:

Uber is in big trouble in Germany, because here you can't just decide that you're a taxi driver now and your car is a taxi now. There are rules and certifications for drivers and vehicles.

Fair point. Hadn't thought of that.

Like all these 190s that all had an engine size of 1.9 liters?

Your pic shows a 9000 though. The newest 9-3 doesn't even have a hatchback.