Unfortunately, the 2023 Mazda 6 release date is still in a shroud. 2023 Mazda 6 release date seems to be realized. Many are happy with the new model they have seen so far. According to Consumer Reports, the 2021 model uses a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine and 28mpg. It is driving well and served its purpose in helping Mazda to win the 2021 …

The Mazda6 had long been rumoured to welcome an all-new model, with credible Japanese reports suggesting it would adopt Mazda's new large-vehicle architecture, with rear-wheel-drive formats and thumping new inline six-cylinder petrol and diesel engines.

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Future Cars: 2023 Mazda 6 Gets Rear-Drive Platform, Aims for BMW and Mercedes Mazda's working on a sedan that aims to take on the 3 Series and C-Class.

Mazda will reportedly begin manufacturing its new inline six-cylinder engine family in early 2022. Displacing 3.0 or 3.3 litres, the new inline-six engines petrol and diesel engines will be available with 48V mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid technology.

The next Mazda6 is rumoured to be revealed by the end of 2022, with its Australian launch therefore likely to take place in 2023, possibly in the first half of the year. While we're still in for a bit of wait, there's plenty to play out between now and then, so stay tuned. And all going well, the Mazda6 will deliver.

March 25, 2023: CX-60 confirmed for Australia Mazda has confirmed its new 2023 CX-60 will be priced from "around $55,000" when it arrives in Australia later this year, making it a genuinely semi-premium to premium segment offering. Get the full story at the link below. MORE Mazda CX-60 'to be priced from around $55k' 50

Car vs Car 24 Subscribe Mazda revealed the first vehicle on its new rear-wheel-drive platform last week, the 2023 Mazda CX-60 mid-size SUV – but it's a new Mazda 6 sedan (and/or wagon) the brand's…

The CX-60 is the first Mazda SUV built on a new rear- and all-wheel drive architecture to be confirmed for Australia. The new, more upmarket crossover will arrive in the closing stages of 2022, with pricing and specifications to be announced closer to launch. Headlining the engine line-up will be Mazda's first plug-in hybrid (PHEV).

As reported, the inline six-cylinder engine will be available in petrol, diesel and SkyActiv-X compression-ignition forms, with it and the new four-cylinder unit and PHEV powertrain now confirmed to be introduced "after 2022", according to Mazda.