Electric Sedans in Australia (2026)

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Every electric sedan in Australia, ranked by efficiency. From affordable to luxury, compare price, range and running costs below.

16 models

RankMake and model
1$45,900101572RWD6.257.5594
2$67,300117429RWD8.850401
3$62,400121554RWD6.467407
4$59,190123633FWD7.778490
5$72,200123470RWD5.958405
6$46,990134460RWD7.561.4400
7
BMW i4eDrive40
$99,900137590RWD5.780.7470
8
Lexus ES350e
$77,000139510FWD871454
9$155,900140582RWD681.2490
10$136,600141631RWD7.389430
11$306,900153624AWD4.795.6500
12$157,705158670AWD3.9106365
13$145,000159520AWD4.982.5306
14$88,880159554RWD6.688424
15$241,900166504AWD3.783.7407
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Sedan vs SUV: why sedans go further

Electric sedans average 140 Wh/km versus 153 Wh/km for electric SUVs, because they are lower and more aerodynamic. That means more range from the same battery and lower running costs.

Electric sedan prices by bracket

Under $50k (2 models)

ModelPrice
Tesla Model 3$45,900
BYD Seal$46,990
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$50k–$80k (5 models)

ModelPrice
Kia EV4$59,190
Polestar 2$62,400
Hyundai Ioniq 6$67,300
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$80k–$120k (2 models)

ModelPrice
Volvo ES90$88,880
BMW i4$99,900
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$120k and over (7 models)

ModelPrice
Mercedes-Benz EQE$136,600
Genesis G80$145,000
BMW i5$155,900
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Data from Zecar's EV database, synced automatically from manufacturer specifications and last updated 22 October 2026. Ranked by energy efficiency (Wh/km), most efficient first. Includes models currently on sale in Australia. Prices are RRP before on-road costs unless marked drive-away.

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