A shockingly cheap SUV with 255 hp, massive screens, and 373 miles of range is launching overseas but won’t come to AmericaMazda EZ-60 starts at $16,800 in China, undercutting many U.S. economy cars. Buyers can choose range-extended hybrid or full EV with 255 hp rear motor. Anyone shopping for an affordable new car in the United States might do a double take at Mazda’s latest announcement in China. Read: Mazda’s New Pure Electric SUV Has Spilled Its SecretsBuyers wanting more can opt for the range-extended model in Pro and Max guise, starting at 129,900 yuan ($18,200) and 138,900 yuan ($19,500) respectively. The SUV is Mazda’s second EV to be offered in China following the EZ-6 mid-size sedan launched late last year.