• 3 models
  • 6 variants
  • 2 of 3 under LCT threshold
  • Electric only

Ford Electric Cars

Prices, range and specs in Australia

From$50,000to $106,490 RRP before on-road costs

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Check out all 3 Ford electric models available in Australia, with prices starting from $50,000 before on-road costs and up to 600 km of WLTP range. Compare specs side by side and read our latest Ford reviews and news. Last updated 13 November 2026.

Price
$50,000 to $106,490
Range (WLTP)
254 to 600 km
Battery
56 to 98.7 kWh
Models
3 models · 6 variants
Body types
Van, SUV

Ford EV models and prices in Australia

RRP before on-road costs. Choose a model for its variants and full specs.

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Headline figures side by side. The best figure in each column is highlighted. Swipe to see every column.

ModelVariantPrice (RRP)Range (WLTP)Battery
Transit CitySWB(2026 - Current)$50,000254 km56 kWh
Mustang Mach-ERWD Select(2023 - Current)$72,990470 km75.7 kWh
Mustang Mach-ERWD Premium(2023 - Current)$86,990600 km98.7 kWh
Mustang Mach-EAWD GT(2023 - Current)$104,990490 km98.7 kWh
e-TransitMid Roof(2022 - Current)$104,990307 km74 kWh
e-TransitHigh Roof(2022 - Current)$106,490295 km74 kWh

Cheapest vs longest range

The Transit City SWB is the cheapest Ford at $50,000, with 254 km of WLTP range. The Mustang Mach-E RWD Premium goes furthest at 600 km from a 98.7 kWh battery, for $86,990.

Ford EV sales in Australia

Ford sold 23 electric cars in Australia in October 2026 (0.1% of all EVs sold). That brings its 2026 total to 229.

ModelOct 2026Jan–Oct 2026
Mustang Mach-E23229

Source: VFACTS, October 2026.See all EV sales in Australia →

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About Ford

Ford is a global automotive brand recognised for utes, SUVs, and performance vehicles.

Ford commenced EV sales in Australia in 2023 with the Mustang Mach-E, targeting the mid-size electric SUV segment. Positioned as a mainstream performance-oriented EV brand, Ford extends its heritage into electrification.

Ford EVs are sold through authorised Ford dealerships nationwide.

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