Fastest Charging Electric Cars in Australia (2026)

Updated

The fastest charging electric cars in Australia, ranked by peak DC charge power and 10–80% time. Less time stopped at the charger on road trips.

84 models

RankMake and model
154213$109,9005803422,669106
245112$56,8005252802,66480
345013$57,9004802292,73871
440016$194,6006672842,223108
5
Smart #5Premium
40018$63,9005902192,26094
6
BMW iX350 xDrive
40021$109,900805—2,666108.7
739621$69,990655—1,24596.5
839621$69,990555—1,05596.5
9
Lotus Eletre
35520$189,990600—1,197109
1035018$109,076450——80.6
1135018$83,5005192001,15074
12
Lotus EmeyaR
35018$189,990610—1,352100
1335020$70,9904501761,68884
1435024$119,7506001861,783106
1535024$121,000512—85196
1632018$197,400517—1,14697
1732022$91,3006631622,24685
1832022$86,2005541621,87785
1930022$88,8805541681,70088
2027017$450,000450—1,05683
2127019$351,000390200.986083.7
22
Audi e-tron GTRS
27021$255,301433205.181085
2327021$99,900625—1,18894.9
24
Porsche Macan
27021$128,400640—1,21695
2527023$137,500598—1,53194.9
26
Kia EV6RWD
26317$72,660582—1,12080
2725022$174,628565—1,025106
2825027$61,900702—1,03775
2925027$68,900586—70075
3025030$134,990600—798107
3125032$142,754560—610107
3224021$73,900510—24090
3323316$110,700465—95074
3423317$127,800445—86074
3523021$145,000520—88082.5
3622026$46,9905101201,34974.9
3720528$71,400596128.51,39279
3820528$76,990540—77079
39
BMW i4eDrive40
20530$99,900590—66080.7
4020530$219,900506—67381.2
4120530$135,900582—774116
4220026$109,990445—68386
4320028$78,500620—88494
4420028$76,990576—82179
4520032$249,900473—590116
46
Denza D9FWD
20050$85,99052087906103.3
47
Mazda 6eGT
19524$49,990560—1,27677
4819525$297,900625150.6610101.7
49
BMW iXM60
19531$228,400566—650105.2
5019534$933,000530—622100
51
Mazda CX-6eAzami
19423$56,9904841421,08378
5219030$122,000530—705100
53
GAC AION VPremium
18024$42,5905101311,10275
5418031$49,8885101121,00981.9
5517528$107,500537—76577
5617528$54,990529—75477
5717528$83,990541—77177
58
Volkswagen ID.4GTX
17528$69,990518—73877
59
Volkswagen ID.5Pro
17528$62,990543—77477
6017422$39,8884011031,14255
6117331$136,600631—81289
6217031$166,090532—685106
6317031$180,090471—606106
6416832$41,990434—54167.1
6515425$39,9904521041,01561.7
6615026$165,600343—51086.5
6715026$158,323373141.860086.5
6815027$44,990430—63562.1
69
Lexus ES500e
15028$84,00046510788471
70
Smart #1BRABUS
15028$67,900400—57062
71
Smart #3Pro+
15028$57,900435—62062
7215028$87,990507127.960079
7315028$64,990480—55064
7415028$85,990500—58079
75
Toyota bZ4xFWD
15029$55,990591—1,12471
76
Zeekr XAWD
15029$62,900425—58965
7715030$76,990420—48064
7815030$67,99053310596374.7
79
Toyota HiluxSR5 BEV
15030$84,9902708361659.2
8015031$54,990482—62082.5
8115038$52,99057099.755082.6
8215038$59,990546—83788.1
8315040$72,990470—37071
8415040$59,9906259297087

800-volt EVs in Australia

800-volt architecture is a key reason some EVs charge faster. Here is the count and full list of 800V-architecture models in Australia.

We're adding charging architecture data to our database. 800-volt models will be listed here automatically.

Will a public charger deliver your car's peak speed?

Only if the charger's output is at least the car's peak, and the battery is warm and at low charge. Many Australian sites are 50–150 kW, so a 250 kW-capable car often charges slower in practice. Peak power is the headline, but the 10–80% time is the best real-world comparison because a car that holds a high rate for longer can beat one with a higher peak.

Data from Zecar's EV database, synced automatically from manufacturer specifications and last updated 6 October 2026. Ranked by peak DC charging power, highest first. Includes models currently on sale in Australia. Prices are RRP before on-road costs unless marked drive-away.

Frequently asked questions

Related Articles

More EV lists

All EV lists