Mazda has announced UK prices for the electric CX-6e ahead of its planned arrival in late 2026. The Takumi starts at £42,990 and the Takumi Plus at £45,350, according to the company's 1 September UK release. It joins the Mazda6e in the brand's electric line-up.
The rear-wheel-drive SUV uses a 78kWh battery and produces 258PS, with an official WLTP range of up to 300 miles. Those figures establish the basic proposition, but the maximum range should be checked against the precise wheel and equipment specification on the order.
What it means for buyers
The two grades leave a £2,360 difference at the announced prices. I would start by identifying which Plus features would be used every day, then compare that cost with keeping the lower trim. A longer list of equipment does not automatically make the more expensive car the better fit.
The CX-6e will need to make its case against an already crowded electric-SUV market. Cabin access, rear-seat comfort and the ease of charging on a regular route are sensible things to test before committing.
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