Mazda has introduced its China-manufactured CX-6e electric SUV in Australia ahead of its own fully electric vehicle, which is not expected until 2029. The move highlights the automaker’s strategy to expand its electric lineup while relying on existing models produced overseas. The CX-6e, built in China, marks Mazda’s first foray into Australia’s growing electric vehicle market. Buyers now have an immediate option, though Mazda’s first homegrown EV remains years away.
Mazda Launches China-Built CX-6e in Australia as Own EV Waits Until 2029 Electric Vehicles
