Mazda Considers Electric Mazda6e Station Wagon for Affordable Family Market
Mazda is contemplating a station wagon variant of its electric Mazda6e sedan, which could fill a niche in the market for stylish, practical, and affordable electric family cars. The Mazda6e sedan is already lauded for its design and usability, but a station wagon would provide more space and versatility.
The Mazda6e sedan comes with two battery options: a 69 kWh iron-phosphate battery and an 80 kWh nickel-manganese-cobalt battery. The station wagon, if produced, would likely follow the same battery options. Mazda's design philosophy 'Kodo' would complement the station wagon format, giving it a sleek and sporty appearance.
Priced around €45,000, the Mazda6e station wagon would undercut competitors like the Opel Astra Sports Tourer Electric and the Peugeot E-308 SW. This pricing strategy could make it an appealing option for families seeking an affordable, practical electric car. The sedan's 466-liter luggage compartment could be significantly increased in the station wagon variant, offering more space for family trips and daily use. The electric motor in the Mazda6e powers only the rear wheels, enabling it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.6 seconds.
The potential Mazda6e station wagon could revolutionize the market for affordable, practical electric family cars. With its stylish design, spacious interior, and competitive price, it could attract numerous buyers looking for an electric alternative to traditional combustion engine station wagons. However, Mazda has not yet confirmed whether they will produce the electric Mazda6e station wagon, leaving potential customers eagerly awaiting an official announcement.
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