Fastest Electric Cars and EV Sports Cars in Australia (2026)

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The fastest electric cars in Australia, ranked by 0–100 km/h.

57 models

RankMake and model
12.4$259,9006232608501,130AWD
22.5$224,0005162605701,110AWD
32.7$450,0004503255601,350AWD
42.8$351,0003902605601,050AWD
5
Lotus EletreR
2.9$279,990450265675985AWD
63.1$80,900528262461660AWD
7
IM IM5Performance
3.2$80,990575268572802AWD
83.2$115,000444208375725AWD
93.2$174,6285652506501,015AWD
10
Audi e-tron GTRS
3.3$255,301433250475830AWD
11
Porsche MacanTurbo
3.3$184,4005912604701,130AWD
123.4$130,000466264478790AWD
133.4$109,076450258448740AWD
143.4$80,990505239572802AWD
153.5$89,400580250461741AWD
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Fastest electric SUVs

Performance SUVs are a large share of quick EVs in Australia. Here are the five quickest electric SUVs by 0–100 km/h.

Model0–100 km/h (s)Power (kW)Price
Porsche Cayenne2.4850$259,900
Lotus Eletre2.9675$279,990
Porsche Macan3.3470$184,400
Genesis GV603.4478$130,000
Hyundai Ioniq 53.4448$109,076

Why electric cars are so quick off the line

Electric motors deliver maximum torque almost instantly, with no gears to shift and no turbo lag. Dual- and tri-motor EVs add all-wheel-drive traction, so even family SUVs can now out-accelerate many petrol sports cars from 0 to 100 km/h.

Data from Zecar's EV database, synced automatically from manufacturer specifications and last updated 28 October 2026. Ranked by 0–100 km/h time, quickest first. Includes models currently on sale in Australia. Prices are RRP before on-road costs unless marked drive-away.

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