LFP Battery Electric Cars in Australia (2026)

Updated

LFP (lithium iron phosphate) batteries last longer and cost less to build. Compare every LFP electric car in Australia below.

91 models

RankMake and model
1$23,990220137Hatchback30.18FWD
2$26,490252140Hatchback35.48RWD
3$27,990310139Hatchback43.28FWD
4$29,990340132Hatchback44.98FWD
5$30,990345137Hatchback47.18RWD
6$31,990345131SUV45.18FWD
7$31,990430140Hatchback608FWD
8$31,990325129Hatchback41.910FWD
9$33,990430136SUV58.38FWD
10$35,888482135Hatchback658RWD
11$35,990345131SUV45.18FWD
12$35,990430140Hatchback608FWD
13$35,990400135Hatchback548FWD
14$36,990427142Hatchback60.58FWD
15$36,990430141SUV60.58FWD
Showing 1–15 of 91

LFP or NMC? Check the variant

The same model can use different batteries depending on the variant. A standard-range version may use LFP while the long-range version uses NMC. The table lists each LFP variant separately so you can check the exact car you're considering.

How to charge an LFP battery

Most manufacturers recommend charging LFP batteries to 100% at least once a week so the car can accurately estimate its charge level. In cold weather, precondition the battery before DC fast charging to get full charging speed. Always follow your owner's manual, as guidance varies by brand.

Data from Zecar's EV database, synced automatically from manufacturer specifications and last updated 22 October 2026. Ranked by price, lowest first (one row per LFP variant). Includes models currently on sale in Australia. Prices are RRP before on-road costs unless marked drive-away.

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