Mazda has unveiled the electric crossover CX-6e in Europe: details and release date.

According to Korrespondent.net: The company Mazda presented the new electric crossover CX-6e to the European market. This event took place at the Brussels auto show, where the Japanese manufacturer confirmed that the model was created in collaboration with the Chinese company Changan and is based on the EPA1 platform. The production of the vehicle will take place in China.

See photos: The Mazda CX-6e crossover debuted in Europe on the Chinese platform

The MX-6e crossover is the European version of the Mazda EZ-60 model, which is already available on the Chinese market. The design of the car is futuristic, and the interior almost completely replicates the Chinese counterpart. Inside, there is a large 26.45-inch display with 5K resolution, as well as a 50-inch projection screen with augmented reality.

In the European market, the CX-6e will only be available in the electric version, whereas in China, a hybrid option can also be found. The crossover is equipped with a lithium iron phosphate battery with a capacity of 78 kWh and a single electric motor on the rear axle with a power of 258 hp. The WLTP range is 483 km.

Among the car's features are a two-spoke steering wheel, a drive mode switch on the steering column, wireless charging for smartphones, support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, nine airbags, and an extensive set of driver assistance systems.

The start of deliveries of the Mazda CX-6e to European dealers is scheduled for the second half of 2026. Prices for the EU market will be announced closer to the start of sales.

Recall that in March, the brand presented the model 6e with almost identical specifications but in a liftback body.

The Ukrainian electric vehicle market has doubled in a year

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It is already evident that the Mazda CX-6e will become an important player in the European electric vehicle market. The presentation of the model indicates increasing competition in the electric crossover segment, as automakers adapt their strategies to the demands of ecological mobility. Consumers can expect new technologies and features that will surpass their previous notions of electric vehicles.

Electric vehicles continue to gain popularity in Ukraine, where their market has significantly grown over the past year. This also indicates an increasing interest in urban transport and sustainable mobility solutions, which is a positive sign for the future of the automotive industry as a whole.