Changan Mazda has started sales of the EZ-60, a mid-size SUV offered as a full EV or a range-extender.
Six trims and seven colours are priced from 119,900 yuan (RM71,000) to 160,900 yuan (RM95,200).
At the Sept 26 launch, pop singer Cyndi Wang was named product ambassador; buyers get themed in-car wallpapers and a voice pack, with chances to attend a 2025 fan event.
Launch perks are valid until Oct 31.
The MAX model lets buyers pick a 5,000 yuan (RM2,958) upgrade: 21-inch wheels with Michelin PS4 SUV tyres, or camera-based exterior mirrors with a streaming rear-view.
The Pro model adds a 5,000 yuan audio bundle with 23 speakers.
Other sweeteners include a 7,999 yuan (RM4,733) lifetime “zero-fuel” entitlement, a discounted protection voucher, low-rate financing from zero down, a free 899 yuan charge/discharge cable for cars delivered by Oct 31, free basic data for life plus two years of entertainment data, and complimentary pick-up and drop-off with late-hour cover.
Styling follows Mazda’s Kodo theme with a light bar and seven paint choices, including Nebula Purple and Sky Blue.
Multiple air channels and aero parts are said to lower drag and wind noise and add stability at speed.
Suspension with adaptive damping, refined brake feel and stiffer body control aim to keep the car settled. Front seats developed with Magna are shaped to hold occupants firmly in corners.
Inside, a new 4nm automotive-grade chip powers quick voice control. A 26.45-inch widescreen sits above a 100-inch naked-eye 3D head-up display.
Gesture pointing and natural voice commands cover common tasks, and two built-in AI assistants are available. The 23-speaker audio supports immersive formats.
Safety kit includes nine airbags and a reinforced body with hot-stamped steel in key areas.
The battery meets the upcoming 2026 China standard and supports 3C fast charging, which the company says can take the pack from 30% to 80% in about 15 minutes.
The EZ-60 is made in Nanjing following extensive durability testing in extreme heat, cold and altitude.
