Mazda's new CX-6e can literally broadcast custom messages outside the car, and reviewers discovered it will even say swear words. The feature is called External Announcement and uses a front-mounted speaker to turn the electric SUV into something resembling a rolling megaphone. Drivers can type their own messages through the massive 26.45-inch 5K touchscreen, save announcements, and play them for people outside the vehicle. That means the system can be used for legitimate warnings or greetings, but testing has also shown that considerably less polite messages can make it through. Underneath the weird tech, the CX-6e is a rear-wheel-drive EV with 190 kW of power, a 78 kWh LFP battery, and up to 484 km of WLTP range in Australian specification. Mazda probably intended the external speaker to make communication easier, but giving drivers a customizable loudspeaker also creates some pretty obvious road-rage possibilities. Would you actually use this feature responsibly, or would your CX-6e be yelling at people w