Multi-solution approach to suit every lifestyle

Mazda Electric Range

Multi-solution approach to suit every lifestyle

Mazda Electric Range

Person charging a red Mazda 6e electric car parked in front of a modern building with beige stone walls and greenery, using a wall-mounted EV charger.

The joy of electric motion

Embrace the evolution of Zoom-Zoom with our range of electric vehicles built for everyday Australians.

We offer a multi-solution approach to suit every lifestyle, whether you’re looking to buy an all-electric or hybrid car. From our Mild-Hybrid Electric Vehicles (MHEV) to Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) or our Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV), you’ll experience the joy of motion in every vehicle we offer.

An electric option to suit your needs

Whether you’re after improved fuel efficiency, saving money, want to reduce your emissions, or a blend of all three, the Mazda Electric Range has the perfect option for you.

 

Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)

Fully electric for a smooth and effortless drive.

  • Low noise with no combustion engine
  • Largest EV battery with plug-in charging only - Electric driving only for zero tailpipe emissions
  • Range over 500km
Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)

Both an electric motor and petrol engine for extended range and fuel efficiency.

  • Exceptional efficiency for long distances
  • Larger battery than MHEV with plug-in charging and petrol engine
  • Electric only mode with range suitable for the average Australian commute(1)
Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)

Fully electric for a smooth and effortless drive.

  • Low noise with no combustion engine
  • Largest EV battery with plug-in charging only - Electric driving only for zero tailpipe emissions
  • Range over 500km

Why choose Mazda?

Whether you're zipping around the city or out on the open road, Mazda’s Electric Range delivers smooth performance, impressive efficiency, and the latest tech – all built with Mazda’s signature style and quality.

 

Electric experience

Built on decades of experience in electrification technology and Mazda’s customer first philosophy providing leading innovation and choice for Australians.

Kodo design

Every Mazda embodies the dynamic beauty of motion, seen in all living creatures, giving each one a soul of its own.

Electric experience

Built on decades of experience in electrification technology and Mazda’s customer first philosophy providing leading innovation and choice for Australians.

Flexible Charging To Suit Your Life

Charging your Mazda plug-in hybrid or battery electric vehicle has never been easier, with options ranging from a portable charging cable to power up using a standard powerpoint, dedicated wall charger for faster AC charging at your home or office, or from a growing network of public AC & DC fast-charging stations, you’ll always be charged and ready to hit the road.

More about Charging

Servicing

When it comes to keeping your Mazda Electric vehicle in tip-top shape, only a Mazda Genuine Service can deliver the assurance and peace of mind you’re looking for.

Servicing

When it comes to keeping your Mazda Electric vehicle in tip-top shape, only a Mazda Genuine Service can deliver the assurance and peace of mind you’re looking for.

Glossary of EV Terms

 

Kilowatt (KW)

A kilowatt measures power, or how quickly energy is used or delivered. A higher kW rating on a charger means faster charging for your EV.

Kilowatt-Hour (kWh)

A kilowatt-hour measures energy. It’s the unit used to describe how much electricity an EV battery can store. A larger killowatt-hour battery usually equates to more range in an EV.

AC Vs. DC Charging

AC (Alternating Current): Standard electricity from the grid and home wall sockets that goes through an EVs onboard inverter to store in the battery. AC charging comes in two levels: Level 1 (slow charging from a regular wall outlet) and Level 2 (faster charging with a dedicated home or public charger). 

DC (Direct Current): Power bypassed the onboard inverter to delivery power directly to the battery. DC chargers provide much faster charging, with some stations offering power outputs from 25 kW up to 350 kW. This can add significant range in as little as 10 to 30 minutes.

Connector Types

Type 2 – AC charging standard in Australia. Mostly seen in EV Portable Charging cables and dedicated AC connectors.

CCS2 (Combined Charging System) – DC charging standard in Australia.

 

Connector Types

NEDC or WLTP Driving Range

WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure) replaced the older NEDC (New European Driving Cycle) test in 2018 and provides more realistic and standardised results by including four different phases of driving: low, medium, high, and extra high speeds. WLTP measures a vehicle's fuel consumption, CO2 emissions, and electric range.

Regenerative Braking

A system where the electric motor acts as a generator during braking, converting kinetic energy back into electricity and storing it in the battery.

Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)

EV powers an appliance through an AC outlet

1. Source: https://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/2071.0.55.001Main+Features102016

2. Source: Mazda CSI survey August 2025 YTD