Mazda NZ returning to electric zone
/Bid with China-sourced 6e sedan to begin in late-2026.
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Read MoreThe full unveiling is on July 10. In the meantime, Mazda has shared these images.
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Read MoreOfficially, just China will take the EZ-6 and Arata shown off in Beijing. Seems a waste, right?
Read MorePHEV seems most likely for NZ circulation.
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