Mazda EZ-60

The Mazda EZ-60 stands out as a practical electric crossover built for everyday drives. Launched in China and going global as the CX-6e, it brings Mazda’s signature style to the affordable EV space.

Vehicle Identity & Key Features

Mazda EZ-60 (global: CX-6e) comes from Changan Mazda—a mid-range player in the brand’s growing EV lineup, not entry-level or flagship. This mid-size crossover SUV runs on rear-wheel drive (RWD) with a single motor. What sets it apart: It’s the first Mazda on the EPA1 platform, co-developed with Changan, also used by the Deepal S07.

Think sleek lines at 4,850 mm long, 1,935 mm wide, with a 2,902 mm wheelbase for roomy five-seat comfort. Boot space? 468 liters normally, expanding to 1,434 liters folded—solid for families or errands.

Powertrain, Range & Charging Speed

At its core, the EZ-60 packs a 78 kWh LFP battery for 484 km WLTP range (600 km CLTC in China tests). Power hits 190 kW (258 PS) and 290 Nm torque, hitting 0-100 km/h in 7.9 seconds (top speed 185 km/h).

Charging keeps it simple: 11 kW AC fills it in 8.5 hours; 195 kW DC does 10-80% in just 24 minutes. Note: China offers a range-extender version (31.7 kWh battery + 1.5L generator, 160 km electric-only), but global CX-6e sticks to pure EV.

Weights run 1,992-2,048 kg, with 16/20-degree approach/departure angles for light off-road confidence.

Pricing, Who It’s For & Competition

China launch prices start at 119,900 yuan ($16,800 USD), topping out at 160,900 yuan ($22,600)—a steal for the specs. Expect global tags around $50,000 USD (unconfirmed for markets like Europe).

Perfect for urban commuters or small families wanting reliable EV range without luxury premiums. It slots between Mazda’s CX-30/CX-5 (smaller) and CX-50/CX-60 (larger) in the lineup.

Rivals to watch:

• Tesla Model Y (similar size, RWD, price-competitive range)

• Changan Deepal S07 (same platform, direct sibling rival)

Closest match? Tesla Model Y—matching crossover vibe, RWD setup, and real-world range at a disruptive price.

Interior Tech & Safety Highlights

Inside, a massive 26.45-inch 5K screen runs the show, paired with 23-speaker audio and gesture controls. Safety covers nine airbags, auto emergency braking, lane-keeping, and blind-spot alerts. Wheels: 19-21 inches for that premium feel.

Debuted September 2025 in China, it’s now rolling out worldwide via CX-6e badge—betting on RWD fun and tough LFP batteries. Mazda’s play in the EV boom? Smart, value-packed alternative to pricier options.

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