Mazda announces new electric vehicle

September 30 2019,

Mazda will unveil a new electric vehicle by the end of October. The unveiling will take place at the Tokyo International Auto Show in a few weeks.

We know next to nothing about this new model that will use Mazda's e-TPV technology announced last month. However, we know that the electric Mazda will be a mass production car and will compete with the electric vehicles already on the market. If we have to speculate, we'll say that Mazda's electric car will be available for less than $ 45,000 and will offer at least 300 kilometers of battery life in its base version.

We will give you all the details following the unveiling of the new electric Mazda in a few weeks.

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