Cheapest Electric Cars in Australia
Electric vehicle (EV) prices have been steadily declining, with some models now reaching price parity with their petrol-powered counterparts. 2025 was a historic year with brand-new electric cars dropping below the $30,000 barrier for the first time, making them more accessible than ever. If you're looking to make the EV switch without stretching your budget, here are the most affordable EVs currently in Australia.
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| # | Model | WLTP Range | Acceleration (0-100 km/h) |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | No Image BYD Atto 1 Essential 2025+ $23,990 | 220 km | 11.1s |
2 | No Image Geely EX2 Complete 2026+ $26,490 | 252 km | 14.2s |
3 | No Image BYD Atto 1 Premium 2025+ $27,990 | 310 km | 9.1s |
4 | No Image BYD Dolphin Essential 2023+ $29,990 | 340 km | 12.3s |
5 | No Image Geely EX2 Inspire 2026+ $30,990 | 345 km | 11.5s |
6 | 325 km | 9.6s | |
7 | No Image GAC AION UT Premium 2026+ $31,990 | 430 km | 7.3s |
8 | No Image BYD Atto 2 Dynamic 2025+ $31,990 | 345 km | 7.9s |
9 | No Image GWM Ora 5 SUV Lux 2026+ $33,990 | 430 km | 9s |
10 | No Image Leapmotor B05 Style 2026+ $35,888 | 482 km | 6.7s |
11 | No Image GWM Ora Lux 2025+ $35,990 | 400 km | 9s |
12 | No Image GAC AION UT Luxury 2026+ $35,990 | 430 km | 7.3s |
13 | No Image BYD Atto 2 Premium 2025+ $35,990 | 345 km | 7.9s |
14 | No Image Honda Super-ONE 2026+ $36,900 | 206 km | 10s |
15 | No Image Jaecoo J5 BEV 2025+ $36,990 | 402 km | 7.7s |