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Mazda 6e Atenza EV Review: A Mainstream Electric Saloon Worth the Wait?

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Australia’s Mazda 6e brings a sleek electric liftback with 560km WLTP range, rapid 194kW charging, and rare V2L capability. Sam’s detailed test asks if this Atenza finally delivers the mainstream EV buyers have been waiting for.

Mazda took its time entering the EV market. But was it worth the wait? Sam takes a detailed look at the all-new Mazda 6e Atenza to find out whether Mazda has finally built the electric car buyers have been waiting for.

Key Specifications (Mazda 6e Atenza E35)

  • Price: $52,990 before on-road costs (Australia)
    Powertrain: Single rear-mounted electric motor (RWD)
    Power: 190kW
    Torque: 290Nm
    Battery: 78kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)
    Claimed Range: 560km (WLTP)
    Energy Consumption: 15.9kWh/100km (WLTP)
    DC Fast Charging: Up to 194kW
    AC Charging: Up to 11kW
    Wheels: 19-inch alloy wheels
    Boot: 337L
    Frunk: 72L
    Towing Capacity: 1,500kg (braked)
    Drive Modes: Comfort, Sport & Custom

Standard Equipment Highlights

  • – 14.6-inch infotainment display
    – 10.2-inch digital driver display
    – Head-up display
    – Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto
    – Sony 14-speaker premium audio
    – Panoramic sunroof
    – Heated & ventilated front seats
    – Heated steering wheel
    – 360° camera
    – Electric rear spoiler
    – Powered tailgate
    – Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability (3.5kW)

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