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Mazda CX-6e Electric Car
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The Mazda CX-6e is Mazda's new rear-wheel-drive electric SUV for Europe, with a 78 kWh LFP battery, up to 484 km WLTP range, 258 hp and ultra-fast charging. Built in China; launching across Europe in 2026.
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Mazda CX-6e Electric Car pros and cons
Pros
- Spacious, sleek electric SUV with Mazda design
- Strong WLTP range of up to 484 km
- Genuinely fast charging (up to 195 kW, 10-80% in ~24 min)
- Rear-wheel-drive layout for a balanced feel
- High-tech, big-screen interior
- Competitively positioned thanks to Chinese production
Cons
- European and Denmark pricing not yet confirmed
- 258 hp single-motor output is adequate rather than sporty
- Heavy at around 2,130 kg, which affects efficiency
- Built in China, which may matter to some brand-loyal buyers
- Not sold in India; availability is Europe/global focused
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Mazda CX-6e Electric Car specifications
Battery & Charging
Motor & Performance
Dimensions & Capacity
Comfort & Tech
Safety
Warranty
Features
Battery & Performance
- 78 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery
- WLTP range of up to 484 km
- Ultra-fast DC charging up to 195 kW
- 10 to 80 percent in about 24 minutes (30 to 80 percent in ~15 min)
- 11 kW AC onboard charger for home charging
- Rear-wheel drive with 290 Nm of torque
- CCS charging port (Europe)
Comfort & Interior
- Large high-tech central touchscreen
- Digital instrument display
- Spacious, modern five-seat cabin
- 363-litre boot (up to 1,434 litres with seats folded)
- Wireless smartphone connectivity
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- Premium interior materials and design
Safety
- Automatic emergency braking
- Lane keep assist and lane departure warning
- Adaptive cruise control
- Blind spot monitoring
- 360-degree surround view camera
- Driver attention monitoring
- Multiple airbags
Mazda CX-6e Electric Car trims and pricing
Compare available Mazda CX-6e Electric Car trims, their ex-showroom prices and key configuration details.
CX-6e RWD
78 kWh LFP - up to 484 km (WLTP) - 258 hp
About Mazda CX-6e Electric Car
The Mazda CX-6e is Mazda’s new electric SUV and only its second fully electric model for Europe – a big, sleek, rear-wheel-drive crossover that signals a serious new EV push from the brand. Unveiled at the Brussels Motor Show, the CX-6e is heading to mainland European markets including Denmark in 2026, sitting alongside its saloon sibling, the Mazda 6e.
Under the skin it is genuinely competitive. A 78 kWh LFP battery feeds a single rear motor making 190 kW (258 hp) and 290 Nm, giving a 0-100 km/h time of 7.9 seconds and a 185 km/h top speed. WLTP range is up to 484 km, and charging is a real strength: on a fast DC charger it accepts up to 195 kW, doing 10 to 80 percent in around 24 minutes (and 30 to 80 percent in about 15). It is a large SUV too, at 4,850 mm long with a roomy cabin and a 363-litre boot that expands to 1,434 litres.
One thing buyers should know up front, because it comes up a lot: the Mazda CX-6e is built in China, through Mazda’s joint venture with Changan (where it is sold as the EZ-60). That is how Mazda keeps it competitively priced and well-equipped, with a high-tech, big-screen interior. European prices, including for Denmark, have not been fully confirmed yet. For buyers wanting a spacious, fast-charging electric SUV with Mazda design, the CX-6e is one of 2026’s more interesting arrivals.
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Mazda revealed the CX-6e at the Brussels Motor Show as only its second fully electric model for Europe, signalling a renewed EV push. It pairs a 78 kWh LFP battery with up to 484 km of WLTP range, a 258 hp rear motor and very fast charging (10 to 80 percent in around 24 minutes). It is scheduled to reach mainland European markets, including Denmark, during 2026, with UK deliveries following in late 2026.
A key talking point is its origin: the CX-6e is built in China through Mazda's joint venture with Changan, where it is sold as the EZ-60 (the Mazda 6e sedan is the EZ-6). In China a range-extender (EREV) version is also offered, but Europe gets the pure-electric car. This China-built strategy is how Mazda aims to keep the CX-6e competitively priced against established rivals.
Mazda CX-6e Electric Car range and performance
The Mazda CX-6e uses a single rear-mounted motor making 190 kW (258 hp) and 290 Nm, giving a 0-100 km/h time of 7.9 seconds and a 185 km/h top speed - brisk and balanced rather than outright sporty, helped by its rear-wheel-drive layout.
The 78 kWh LFP battery delivers a WLTP range of up to 484 km, with energy consumption around 18.9 to 19.4 kWh/100 km. Real-world range will be lower, especially at motorway speeds and in cold Danish winters, but it is competitive for a large electric SUV of this size and weight.
Mazda CX-6e Electric Car safety overview
As a new 2026 model, the Mazda CX-6e is expected to come with a comprehensive driver-assistance suite, including automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist with lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, a 360-degree camera and driver attention monitoring. It has not yet been crash-tested, so check the latest Euro NCAP result for the CX-6e once available before buying.
Mazda CX-6e Electric Car battery and charging guide
Charging is a strong point. The CX-6e supports DC fast charging at up to 195 kW, taking the battery from 10 to 80 percent in about 24 minutes, and from 30 to 80 percent in roughly 15 minutes - excellent for an LFP-battery SUV. For home charging, an 11 kW AC onboard charger handles overnight top-ups. It uses the CCS connector, the standard across Denmark and the rest of Europe.
Mazda CX-6e Electric Car warranty details
Mazda offers its standard new-car and EV battery warranties on the CX-6e, but the exact terms vary by market across Europe. As this is a newly launched model, confirm the precise vehicle and high-voltage battery warranty (and any launch offers) with your local Mazda retailer in Denmark or your country before buying.
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Frequently asked questions about Mazda CX-6e Electric Car
How much will the Mazda CX-6e cost?
Mazda has not yet confirmed full European pricing, including for Denmark. It is expected to be positioned competitively against rivals like the Kia EV5 and Skoda Enyaq. Check your local Mazda retailer for the confirmed price closer to launch.
What is the range of the Mazda CX-6e electric SUV?
The CX-6e has a WLTP range of up to 484 km from its 78 kWh LFP battery. Real-world range will depend on speed, weather and driving style, but it is competitive for a large electric SUV.
Is the Mazda 6e a Chinese car?
In terms of where it is built, yes. The Mazda CX-6e and its Mazda 6e sedan sibling are produced in China through Mazda's joint venture with Changan (sold there as the EZ-60 and EZ-6). They are Mazda-badged and Mazda-designed, but manufactured in China.
Is the Mazda 6e full electric?
Yes, the Mazda 6e sold in Europe is fully electric, as is the CX-6e SUV. Note that in China a range-extender (EREV) version with a small petrol generator is also offered, but European cars are pure EVs.
When is the Mazda CX-6e release date?
The CX-6e was unveiled at the Brussels Motor Show and is scheduled to launch in mainland Europe (including Denmark) during 2026, with UK deliveries expected in late 2026.
Kia or Mazda - which electric SUV is better?
Both are strong. Kia's EV SUVs offer proven 800-volt charging and a wide range; the Mazda CX-6e counters with sharp design, rear-wheel drive, up to 484 km range and very fast charging. The best choice comes down to price, design taste and a test drive.
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Available colours
The Mazda CX-6e is expected in Mazda's signature palette, including Soul Red Crystal, Machine Grey, Jet Black and Arctic White. Exact colour availability for Denmark and other European markets will be confirmed at launch, so check with your local Mazda retailer.