The Mazda 6e is not currently available.

Between EVs, plug-in hybrids, petrols, diesels and, soon, hybrids, Mazda Australia says it has enough bases covered.

The 6e marks Mazda's belated return to the EV market. Ahead of its arrival, we drove the electric liftback in Barcelona to see if it's worth the wait.

The Mazda 6e is launching here mid-year with a single electric powertrain, a pair of trim levels, and a sharp sub-$50,000 base price.

There's a new Mazda 6 (sort of) and it's all-electric. The 2026 Mazda 6e will arrive around June next year, priced from under $55,000.

Mazda's camouflaged 6e test vehicle is doing the rounds in Australia, this time spotted in Sydney first-hand by CarExpert.

Mazda hasn't officially confirmed the 6e for Australia yet, but the all-new electric liftback has been spied testing on local roads.

Mazda's new Chinese-built electric mid-sizer will be built in right-hand drive, but it has stopped short of confirming it for Australia.

The Mazda EZ-6 EV has been confirmed for Europe and the UK as the Mazda 6e, meaning an Australian launch could be on the cards.