Is the Mazda6 sedan coming back as an EV? A recent model name and logo trademark application in the EU seems to suggest it might.
The current generation Mazda 6 has been around since 2012, but as sedan sales slow and Mazda looks to focus on crossovers instead, the Japanese automaker will end production at its domestic factory this April. But maybe it has a second life with some form of electric power, a recent trademark and logo application suggests.
' As for the logo, you can see it in the image at the top of this article, where it sits next to the soon-to-be-retired 6 sedan. And the 'electric cars' part gives us hope it could be a pure EV and not a member of Mazda's growing portfolio of hybrids Mazda currently doesn’t offer any all-electric cars in the United States after it pulled the plug on the MX-30 BEV last year following disappointing sales numbers of less than 1,000 units in three years.
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