Our Mazda 6 E private lease cars

The Mazda 6 E is an electric liftback for drivers who want a lower, more streamlined alternative to the many electric SUVs on Norwegian roads. Its rear-wheel-drive layout gives it a balanced driving character, while the large tailgate makes the luggage area easier to use for shopping, work equipment and holiday bags than the saloon-like profile initially suggests. A choice of battery configurations lets drivers prioritise either faster charging stops or a longer official driving range. Private Lease can be useful for commuters, couples and smaller families who want predictable access to a well-equipped electric car without managing its future resale, although an SUV may suit drivers who regularly need more ground clearance or a higher seating position.

The Mazda 6 E offers a distinctive combination of an elegant, saloon-like shape and the practical access of a large rear hatch. This makes it relevant for drivers who want a refined company-car style for private use but still need flexible luggage access for daily errands, pushchairs or longer journeys. Another important choice is between the standard battery and the Long Range version. The standard-battery model is the stronger option for drivers who value shorter rapid-charging stops, while the Long Range version is better suited to those who mainly charge at home and want to cover more distance between charging sessions. Rear-wheel drive also gives the Mazda 6 E a different road character from many front-wheel-drive family cars, with calm steering and predictable power delivery. Through Private Lease, drivers can choose a contract period and mileage that reflect their use, but those who frequently drive on rough rural roads, need maximum luggage capacity or prefer a high seating position should also consider an electric SUV.

Compared with the Mazda CX-6e, the Mazda 6 E has a lower liftback body that favours streamlined motorway driving and a more car-like seating position. The CX-6e is the more logical Mazda alternative for drivers who prefer an SUV shape and easier step-in access, while the Mazda 6 E better suits those who value a sleek profile and composed road manners.

The Mazda 6 E gives drivers two useful approaches to electric travel: the standard battery favours quicker charging breaks, while the Long Range version favours greater distance between charges. Its liftback design also provides more convenient luggage access than a conventional saloon, without the bulk or higher driving position of an SUV. Private Lease can help align the car with a known phase of ownership by fixing the agreed period and mileage in advance. This is useful for drivers who want to adopt a newer electric model while avoiding the task of selling it at the end of use. Before choosing, compare the initial payment, monthly cost, included services and end-of-contract conditions, and select the battery based on actual charging habits rather than official range alone.

Compare the standard battery and Long Range version against your regular journeys, charging access and luggage needs. The Mazda 6 E is particularly relevant when you want electric family transport with a lower, more streamlined body than an SUV.