• MAZDA EZ-60 debuts as second EV from Mazda-Changan joint venture at Auto Shanghai 2025.

• BEV version targets 600 km range; PHEV version aims for over 1,000 km per refuelling.

• Features include smart cabin, 26.45-inch display, 3D HUD, and 23-speaker sound system.

Mazda Motor Corporation introduced the Mazda EZ-60, a new electric crossover SUV, at Auto Shanghai 2025. The model is the second electric vehicle co-developed by Mazda and Chongqing Changan Automobile through their joint venture, Changan Mazda.

The EZ-60, scheduled for launch in China in 2025, adds to Mazda’s electric vehicle offerings in the Chinese market. It follows the MAZDA EZ-6, which debuted the previous year under the theme “Yu Dian Xin Jing.”

The Mazda EZ-60 will be offered in battery electric vehicle (BEV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) variants. The BEV model is expected to have a driving range of approximately 600 kilometres, while the PHEV is projected to exceed 1,000 kilometres per refuelling, based on CLTC standards.

Key design elements include a modern exterior profile shaped by aerodynamic enhancements such as integrated air passageways. The vehicle adopts a rear-wheel-drive layout and targets a weight distribution of 50:50 for the PHEV and 47:53 for the BEV.

Interior technology features a 26.45-inch 5K integrated display and a virtual 3D heads-up display. An innovative cabin interface supports voice, touch, and gesture inputs. Intelligent parking functions can be activated by voice, including from outside the vehicle.

The EZ-60 is also equipped with 23 speakers and a spatial audio system, with headrest speakers allowing occupants to listen to different audio streams. The vehicle seats five and measures 4,850 mm in length, 1,935 mm in width, and 1,620 mm in height.

The model was displayed under the joint venture’s 20th anniversary celebrations as part of Mazda’s focus on deepening its footprint in China’s new energy vehicle market.