Every electric car on sale in Australia.
Compare prices, real-world range, battery size and body style across 40+ brands – from budget city cars to seven-seat SUVs, utes and vans. Then send one free enquiry and we'll connect you with the best deal.
EV brands in Australia
Tap a brand to see every electric model it sells here.
All electric cars
Battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) only – no hybrids or plug-in hybrids. Prices are indicative manufacturer list prices before on-road costs.
Prices, range (WLTP or ADR, base-to-top variant) and battery figures are indicative and change often – always confirm with the manufacturer or dealer. Photos are representative and sourced from Wikimedia Commons contributors under free licences (hover a photo for the credit link). "Under LCT threshold" uses the fuel-efficient Luxury Car Tax threshold that commonly determines FBT-exempt novated leasing.
Charging & running costs
What owning an EV in Australia actually looks like.
Home charging
Most owners charge overnight at home. A 7 kW wall box (installed from roughly $1,500–$2,500) adds about 40–50 km of range per hour. A standard power point adds around 10–15 km per hour – enough for many daily commutes.
Public fast charging
Networks such as Tesla Superchargers, Evie, Chargefox, NRMA, Ampol AmpCharge, BP Pulse and state-run highway chargers cover all capital cities and major highways. Typical DC fast-charging costs 55–75c per kWh; a 10–80% top-up takes 20–40 minutes.
Running costs
| Per 100 km | Approx. cost |
|---|---|
| EV on off-peak / solar | $1–$3 |
| EV on standard tariff | $4–$6 |
| EV on DC fast charger | $9–$13 |
| Petrol car (7 L @ $2.00) | ~$14 |
Novated lease & FBT
Eligible battery-electric cars priced under the fuel-efficient Luxury Car Tax threshold can be exempt from Fringe Benefits Tax on a novated lease – often the cheapest way to drive a new EV. Speak to your employer or a salary-packaging provider.
Battery warranty
Almost every EV sold in Australia carries an 8-year battery warranty (typically 160,000 km or more), with some brands offering 10 years or unlimited km. Modern batteries usually retain 85–90%+ of capacity after 8 years.
Road trips
Plan longer trips with apps like PlugShare, A Better Route Planner or your car's built-in navigation, which pre-conditions the battery for faster charging. Sydney–Melbourne is now an easy one-or-two-stop drive in most current EVs.
EV questions, answered
What is the cheapest electric car in Australia?
Small hatchbacks like the BYD Atto 1, MG4 and BYD Dolphin, plus the GWM Ora, sit at the bottom of the market. Sort the list above by price to see the current cheapest models.
Which EV has the longest range?
Large-battery sedans and SUVs from Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Polestar, Volvo and Tesla lead the field, with some exceeding 600–700 km on the WLTP test. Use "Range: longest" sorting above.
Are there 7-seat electric cars?
Yes – the Kia EV9, Hyundai Ioniq 9, Volvo EX90, Mercedes EQB, Xpeng G9 (6/7 seat variants), LDV MIFA 9, Denza D9, VW ID. Buzz LWB and others. Tap the "7+ seats" chip to filter.
Are electric utes available?
The LDV eT60, Chevrolet Silverado EV (via GMSV) and others are on sale, with more electric and dual-cab utes arriving. Choose "Ute" in the body type filter.
How much does it cost to install a home charger?
Typically $1,500–$2,500 for a 7 kW single-phase wall charger including installation, depending on your switchboard and cable run. Three-phase homes can charge at up to 11–22 kW.
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