EV Database
Compare Every Electric Car in Australia
- 144EVs on sale
- 52Brands
- $23,990Cheapest from
- 805 kmLongest range
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- Battery
- 98.7 kWh
- Range
- 600 km
- Acceleration
- 7 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 86,990
onwards
(2023 - Present)
- Battery
- 100 kWh
- Range
- 640 km
- Acceleration
- 5.7 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 128,400
onwards
(2024 - Present)
- Battery
- 94 kWh
- Range
- 487 km
- Acceleration
- 5.6 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 71,840
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 93.6 kWh
- Range
- 510 km
- Acceleration
- 3.96 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 73,900
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 111 kWh
- Range
- 600 km
- Acceleration
- 4.9 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 134,990
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 103.3 kWh
- Range
- 520 km
- Acceleration
- 9.5 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 85,990
onwards
(2026 - Present)
- Battery
- 99.8 kWh
- Range
- 512 km
- Acceleration
- 5.3 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 121,000
onwards
(2023 - Present)
- Battery
- 76.1 kWh
- Range
- 443 km
- Acceleration
- 8.2 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 97,000
onwards
(2023 - Present)
- Battery
- 99.8 kWh
- Range
- 510 km
- Acceleration
- 4.6 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 129,250
onwards
(2026 - Present)
- Battery
- 81.4 kWh
- Range
- 633 km
- Acceleration
- 7.7 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 59,190
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 66.8 kWh
- Range
- 410 km
- Acceleration
- 7.9 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 53,900
onwards
(2024 - Present)
- Battery
- 61 kWh
- Range
- 395 km
- Acceleration
- 7.4 s
(0-100 km/h)
TBC
(2026 - Present)
- Battery
- 87 kWh
- Range
- 625 km
- Acceleration
- 7.9 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 59,990
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 62 kWh
- Range
- 430 km
- Acceleration
- 8.2 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 44,990
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 84 kWh
- Range
- 582 km
- Acceleration
- 7.3 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 72,660
onwards
(2026 - Present)
- Battery
- 84 kWh
- Range
- 546 km
- Acceleration
- 5.2 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 87,660
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 56.2 kWh
- Range
- 401 km
- Acceleration
- 7.5 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 39,888
onwards
(2026 - Present)
- Battery
- 67 kWh
- Range
- 329 km
- Acceleration
- 0 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 53,990
onwards
(2026 - Present)
- Battery
- 84 kWh
- Range
- 522 km
- Acceleration
- 5.4 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 72,990
onwards
(2024 - Present)
- Battery
- 83 kWh
- Range
- 379 km
- Acceleration
- 8 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 64,000
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 76.6 kWh
- Range
- 425 km
- Acceleration
- 6.1 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 134,900
onwards
(2021 - Present)
- Battery
- 77.4 kWh
- Range
- 465 km
- Acceleration
- 4 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 110,700
onwards
(2022 - Present)
- Battery
- 111 kWh
- Range
- 560 km
- Acceleration
- 4.7 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 142,754
onwards
(2023 - Present)
- Battery
- 112 kWh
- Range
- 565 km
- Acceleration
- 3.2 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 174,628
onwards
(2025 - Present)
- Battery
- 92 kWh
- Range
- 554 km
- Acceleration
- 6.6 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 88,880
onwards
(2026 - Present)
- Battery
- 77 kWh
- Range
- 509 km
- Acceleration
- 5.2 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 99,900
onwards
(2024 - Present)
- Battery
- 77.4 kWh
- Range
- 484 km
- Acceleration
- 5.2 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 87,590
onwards
(2022 - 2025)
- Battery
- 68 kWh
- Range
- 460 km
- Acceleration
- 7.8 s
(0-100 km/h)
$ 72,100
onwards
(2022 - 2025)
Full FBT exemption ends 31 March 2027 for EVs over $75k. See what your EV costs on a novated lease.
Get a quoteElectric car brands in Australia
52 brands sell electric cars in Australia. Pick one to see every model, price and spec.
Abarth1 modelAbarth EVs from $58,900
Alfa Romeo1 modelAlfa Romeo EVs from $57,900Audi8 modelsAudi EVs from $84,900
BMW7 modelsBMW EVs from $78,900
BYD6 modelsBYD EVs from $23,990
Cadillac2 modelsCadillac EVs from $80,000
Chery1 modelChery EVs from $36,990Cupra2 modelsCupra EVs from $59,990
Deepal2 modelsDeepal EVs from $53,900
Denza1 modelDenza EVs from $85,990
Farizon2 modelsFarizon EVs from $49,990
Fiat1 modelFiat EVs from $52,500Ford2 modelsFord EVs from $72,990
Forthing1 modelForthing EVs from $38,990
GAC2 modelsGAC EVs from $31,990
Geely2 modelsGeely EVs from $26,490Genesis3 modelsGenesis EVs from $103,700
GWM2 modelsGWM EVs from $33,990
Honda1 modelHonda EVs from $36,900Hyundai7 modelsHyundai EVs from $39,000
IM2 modelsIM EVs from $60,990
Jaecoo1 modelJaecoo EVs from $36,990Jaguar1 modelJaguar EVs from $165,600
Jeep1 modelJeep EVs from $49,990
KGM2 modelsKGM EVs from $58,000Kia6 modelsKia EVs from $47,600
LDV4 modelsLDV EVs from $52,621
Leapmotor3 modelsLeapmotor EVs from $35,888Lexus2 modelsLexus EVs from $77,000
Lotus2 modelsLotus EVs from $189,990
Maserati1 modelMaserati EVs from $450,000Mazda2 modelsMazda EVs from $49,990
Mercedes-Benz9 modelsMercedes-Benz EVs from $72,200
MG5 modelsMG EVs from $31,990Mini3 modelsMini EVs from $53,990
Nissan1 modelNissan EVs from $55,840
Peugeot2 modelsPeugeot EVs from $59,990
Polestar4 modelsPolestar EVs from $62,400
Porsche5 modelsPorsche EVs from $128,400
Renault4 modelsRenault EVs from $55,990
Rolls Royce1 modelRolls Royce EVs from $933,000
Skoda2 modelsSkoda EVs from $54,990
Skyworth1 modelSkyworth EVs from $48,990
Smart3 modelsSmart EVs from $54,900
Subaru2 modelsSubaru EVs from $63,990
Suzuki1 modelTesla2 modelsTesla EVs from $45,900
Toyota2 modelsToyota EVs from $55,990
Volkswagen4 modelsVolkswagen EVs from $59,990
Volvo7 modelsVolvo EVs from $64,990
XPENG2 modelsXPENG EVs from $51,800
Zeekr3 modelsZeekr EVs from $49,900
Electric car prices in Australia
| Model | Price from | WLTP range (km) | Body type | Live deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BYD Atto 1 | $23,990 | 310 | Hatch | Yes |
| Geely EX2 | $26,490 | 345 | Hatch | Yes |
| BYD Dolphin | $29,990 | 427 | Hatch | Yes |
| MG MG4 Urban | $31,990 | 405 | Hatch | No |
| GAC AION UT | $31,990 | 430 | Hatch | Yes |
| BYD Atto 2 | $31,990 | 345 | SUV | Yes |
| GWM Ora 5 SUV | $33,990 | 430 | SUV | Yes |
| Leapmotor B05 | $35,888 | 482 | Hatch | No |
| GWM Ora | $35,990 | 400 | Hatch | No |
| Honda Super-ONE | $36,900 | 206 | Hatch | No |
| Model | Price from | WLTP range (km) | Body type | Live deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Model Y | $58,900 | 681 | SUV | Yes |
| BYD Sealion 7 | $54,990 | 482 | SUV | Yes |
| Geely EX5 | $41,990 | 475 | SUV | Yes |
| Jaecoo J5 | $36,990 | 402 | SUV | No |
| Zeekr 7x | $57,900 | 615 | SUV | No |
| Geely EX2 | $26,490 | 345 | Hatch | Yes |
| Tesla Model 3 | $45,900 | 702 | Sedan | Yes |
| BYD Atto 2 | $31,990 | 345 | SUV | Yes |
| MG MG4 Urban | $31,990 | 405 | Hatch | No |
| BYD Atto 1 | $23,990 | 310 | Hatch | Yes |
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EV sales in Australia
The best-selling electric cars in Australia in September 2026.
| Rank | Model | Units sold | Share of EV sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tesla Model Y | 4,476 | 16.4% |
| 2 | BYD Sealion 7 | 2,687 | 9.8% |
| 3 | Geely EX5 | 2,008 | 7.4% |
| 4 | Jaecoo J5 | 1,754 | 6.4% |
| 5 | Zeekr 7x | 1,628 | 6.0% |
Popular EV lists
- Longest rangeLongest range: BMW iX3, 805 km
- CheapestCheapest: BYD Atto 1, $23,990
- Electric SUVsElectric SUVs: 83 SUVs, from the BYD Atto 2 at $31,990
- Electric utesElectric utes: 3 utes, from the KGM Musso EV at $60,000
- Fastest chargingFastest charging: XPENG X9, up to 542 kW DC
- FBT-exempt modelsFBT-exempt models: 103 models under $91,387
- LFP batteryLFP battery: 45 models with LFP batteries
- Largest boot spaceLargest boot space: Mercedes-Benz eSprinter, 14,000 L
Electric car comparison: what to check
Range. Start with the WLTP range, the standard figure quoted in Australia, and allow 10–20% less for highway driving and cold mornings. The EV range calculator estimates what you'll get on your own commute.
Charging. Check the AC rate for overnight charging at home and the peak DC rate for road trips; a faster DC rate matters most if you regularly drive long distances. Our EV charging guides explain the options.
Running costs. Electricity, servicing and insurance add up to far less than fuel for most drivers, but the gap depends on when and where you charge. Work out your savings with the EV cost calculator.
Charging at home? Compare EV electricity plans
Price and incentives. Compare driveaway prices rather than list prices, then check state rebates, registration discounts and whether the car qualifies for the FBT exemption on a novated lease.
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Electric car FAQs
There are 144 electric car models on sale in Australia from 52 brands, as of 8 October 2026. Zecar updates the database as new models and price changes are announced.
The BYD Atto 1 is currently the cheapest electric car in Australia at $23,990. See the cheapest EVs in Australia for the full shortlist.
The BMW iX3 has the longest claimed range of any EV on sale here, at 805 km (WLTP). Compare the top models on our longest range EV list.
Start with your budget and body type, then compare range, charging speed, battery size and running costs. Use the filters above to narrow the list, tick up to 4 models, and open the side-by-side comparison.
Compare WLTP range figures, which are the standard used in Australia, then allow 10–20% less for highway driving and cold weather. Our EV range calculator estimates real-world range for your driving.
52 brands currently sell electric cars in Australia, including Tesla, BYD, Geely, Zeekr and Jaecoo. Browse every brand and model in the brand grid above.
Yes. Under current rules, EVs priced below the luxury car tax threshold for fuel-efficient vehicles are exempt from fringe benefits tax on a novated lease until 31 March 2027. From 1 April 2027 the full exemption is set to apply only to EVs up to $75,000. Get a novated lease quote.
Tick "Live Deals" in the filters to see every model with a current offer, or browse EV offers and deals, which Zecar updates as manufacturers announce them.
Zecar's EV database combines manufacturer pricing and specifications with VFACTS sales data for every electric car sold in Australia. It is independent and free to use.