Mazda’s growing range of electric and hybrid vehicles is built around one simple idea: sustainability without compromise. Whether you’re interested in reducing emissions, cutting fuel costs, or simply enjoying the benefits of advanced vehicle technology, there’s a Mazda to match your lifestyle.

From the all-electric Mazda6e to plug-in hybrids like the Mazda CX-60, every model reflects Mazda’s signature attention to detail, driving performance, and design.

Mazda’s electrified range isn’t just about ticking the eco-friendly box—it’s about reimagining how a car should feel to drive.

Smarter Efficiency
Hybrid and electric models offer improved fuel economy and reduced CO₂ emissions.

Smooth and Quiet Ride
Enjoy near-silent driving and instant torque delivery, especially in city traffic.

Lower Running Costs
EVs and hybrids typically cost less to maintain and charge than petrol-only vehicles.

Thoughtful Design
From sustainable materials inside the cabin to advanced safety tech, every detail is designed with real drivers in mind.

Mazda CX-60 PHEV – Plug-In Hybrid

The CX-60 combines a 2.5L petrol engine with a powerful electric motor for up to 39 miles of electric-only driving. Perfect for school runs or work commutes, with the flexibility for longer journeys. Charge at home or at a public station—your choice.

Mazda Mild Hybrid Range

Available in models like the Mazda2, Mazda3, and CX-30, Mazda’s mild hybrid system recovers energy during braking to support the petrol engine. It’s self-charging, seamless, and improves efficiency without changing how you drive.

MYTH: Electric cars don’t have enough range.
FACT: For most drivers, the typical daily mileage is well within the range of modern EVs like the MX-30. Plus, charging at home means you start every day with a full battery.

MYTH: Hybrids don’t really help the environment.
FACT: Even Mazda’s mild hybrids reduce emissions and fuel use. Plug-in hybrids can cut emissions dramatically on short, daily trips.

MYTH: There aren’t enough charging stations.
FACT: Charging networks are expanding rapidly, and tools like in-car navigation and apps make it easy to locate the nearest station.

MYTH: EV batteries wear out quickly.
FACT: Mazda electric vehicles come with long-term battery warranties—typically 8 years or 100,000 miles—giving you peace of mind.