In Pictures: Mazda says new EV demand will help it meet Australia's NVES emissions targets without penalties

Mazda's lineup spans everything from sporty roadsters to the electrified models it says will keep it compliant with Australia's NVES.

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The MX-5 remains Mazda's enthusiast halo car as the brand pivots toward electrification.

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Mazda's heritage stretches back decades, but its future now hinges on cutting fleet CO2 emissions.

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Mazda says demand for its new EVs will offset emissions from its combustion models under the NVES.

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The carmaker insists it can meet tightening CO2 targets through 2029 without penalties or rule changes.

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Mazda has broken with rivals urging Australia to weaken the New Vehicle Emissions Scheme.

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Strong EV sales and interest in the new 6e and CX-6e underpin Mazda's confidence in meeting the scheme's limits.

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The NVES aims to curb transport emissions, a goal Mazda now says it can support without compliance penalties.

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Mazda's backing of the emissions scheme marks a shift from the industry's pushback against the rules.

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