Mazda Singapore Introduces New EV Studio at 1 Kung Chong Road

Mazda Singapore introduces a new EV Studio at 1 Kung Chong Road, creating a dedicated space for customers to discover Mazda’s electric models and learn more about the brand’s approach to electrification.

The new EV Studio will feature the Mazda6e, together with a preview of the upcoming Mazda CX-6e.

This dedicated space also forms part of Mazda Singapore’s Greater Journeys, as the brand continues to evolve its offering and the ways in which customers can experience Mazda.

A New Chapter, The Mazda Way

Conceptualised around “A New Chapter, The Mazda Way,” the EV Studio reflects Mazda’s approach to electrification as an evolution of the brand rather than a departure from what it stands for.

As mobility and technology continue to evolve, Mazda remains guided by the principles that have long shaped its vehicles: human-centred development, design, craftsmanship and the Joy of Driving. The EV Studio brings this thinking into a physical space within the new showroom, providing a distinct environment for Mazda’s electric models while remaining connected to the wider Mazda experience.

Its design follows the material language of the main showroom, creating a space that feels differentiated without presenting electrification as a separate expression of the Mazda brand.

“The EV Studio gives us an opportunity to bring our electric models together in a space where customers can discover them at their own pace. As we introduce new technologies and new ways of driving, we want the experience to remain distinctly Mazda and centred around the people who drive our cars.”

Jason Lim, Managing Director, Mazda Singapore

Discover Mazda's Electric Models

Above: The All-New Mazda6e Fastback

At the EV Studio, customers will be able to experience the Mazda6e, Mazda’s all-electric fastback and the latest electric model to join the Mazda Singapore line up.

Customers can explore the Mazda6e up close and arrange a test drive, offering them an opportunity to experience Mazda’s approach to an all-electric vehicle both within the Studio and on the road.

The Mazda CX-6e will also be featured within the space, offering customers a first look at the upcoming fully electric SUV ahead of its official unveiling in Singapore. Further details on the model will be announced at a later date.

Together, the two models reflect where Mazda Singapore is in its electrification journey today, with the Mazda6e available to experience and the upcoming Mazda CX-6e offering a glimpse of what is to come.

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