In China, the “battery” sedan EZ-6 with new accessories made his debut. The Sports Edition package means a complete antichrome, installation of anthracite wheels, painting brake calipers in red, as well as the original interior decoration: instead of perforated skin, the chairs are covered with alcantara, a red sparkle, label on the steering wheel and a dark ceiling are added.
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Mazda EZ-6 Sports Edition will be produced at a joint venture with Changan and so far is announced only for the Chinese market. There is no information about the technique, but the source is either a consistent hybrid with a 1.5-liter “extension cord” and autonomy up to 1301 kilometers (CLTC), or a pure electric car with a walk of up to 600 kilometers. The drive in any case is the rear.
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The most powerful Mazda EZ-6 is by no means a sports car: the return is 258 horsepower and 320 nm of torque, and the company does not even lead the time of acceleration 0-100. But taking into account the discounts, a stylish business sedan with a length of almost five meters costs from 100 to 135 thousand yuan (14-19 thousand dollars), and hardly Sports Edition will lead to a noticeable rise in price. In Europe, a similar option is also possible.
Mazda will resign four models in 2025
The line of the usual Mazda models in 2025 will decrease sharply, for example, the Mazda6 sedan will finally resign. In exchange for the market, Chinese electrified novelties developed along with Changan: on the way, a crossover with the filling of Deepal S07.
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