Prices, range and specs in Australia
From$49,990to $56,990 RRP before on-road costs
Compare all 2 modelsCheck out all 2 Mazda electric models available in Australia, with prices starting from $49,990 before on-road costs and up to 560 km of WLTP range. Compare specs side by side, see which Mazda deals are live right now, and read our latest Mazda reviews and news. Last updated 10 November 2026.
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| Model | Variant | Price (RRP) | Range (WLTP) | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mazda6e | GT(2026 - Current) | $49,990 | 560 km | 78 kWh |
| Mazda6e | Atenza(2026 - Current) | $52,990 | 560 km | 78 kWh |
| MazdaCX-6e | GT(2026 - Current) | $53,990 | 484 km | 80 kWh |
| MazdaCX-6e | Azami(2026 - Current) | $56,990 | 484 km | 80 kWh |
| Model | Variant | Price (RRP) | Range (WLTP) | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MazdaMX-30 | E35 ASTINA(2021 - 2023) | $65,490 | 200 km | 35.5 kWh |
Mazda sold 308 electric cars in Australia in October 2026 (1.2% of all EVs sold). That brings its 2026 total to 1,390.
| Model | Oct 2026 | Jan–Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Mazda6e | 308 | 1,390 |
Source: VFACTS, October 2026.See all EV sales in Australia →
Mazda electric cars under the luxury car tax threshold are FBT exempt, so you can lease one from your pre-tax salary.
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Mazda is recognised for design-led engineering and driving engagement.
Mazda commenced EV sales in Australia in 2023 with the MX-30 Electric, targeting a niche lifestyle EV segment. Positioned as a design-focused EV brand, Mazda takes a selective approach to electrification.
Mazda EVs are sold through Mazda’s national dealer network.
Mazda currently sells 2 fully electric models in Australia.
The cheapest Mazda in Australia is the Mazda 6e GT, starting from $49,990 before on-road costs.
The Mazda 6e GT offers the longest WLTP range in the Mazda line-up at 560 km.
Yes. Every Mazda model is priced under the $91,387 luxury car tax threshold for fuel-efficient cars, so a novated lease on any of them is exempt from fringe benefits tax.
Mazda sold 308 electric cars in Australia in October 2026 and 1,390 so far in 2026, according to VFACTS.
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