Compare Every EV in Australia
Best EVs Under $50k
Value picks with real range and fast charging
MG
MG4
4 variants
From
$36,990
to $49,990
Range
530 km
DC Charge
140 kW
AION
V
2 variants
From
$42,590
to $44,590
Range
510 km
DC Charge
180 kW
Leapmotor
B10
2 variants
From
$38,990
to $41,990
Range
434 km
DC Charge
168 kW
Best EVs Under $60k
The sweet spot. More range and faster charging.
Kia
EV4
2 variants
From
$49,990
to $59,190
Range
633 km
DC Charge
135 kW
XPENG
G6
2 variants
From
$54,800
to $59,800
Range
570 km
DC Charge
280 kW
Zeekr
7x
1 of 3 variants match
From
$57,900
Range
480 km
DC Charge
450 kW
Best EVs Under $70k
Premium-feature territory without the luxury price
Zeekr
7x
2 of 3 variants match
From
$57,900
to $63,900
Range
615 km
DC Charge
450 kW
IM
IM5
2 of 3 variants match
From
$60,990
to $69,990
Range
655 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Tesla
Model 3
4 of 6 variants match
From
$54,900
to $64,900
Range
702 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Best Family EVs
Spacious SUVs with range for school runs and road trips
Zeekr
7x
3 variants
From
$57,900
to $72,900
Range
615 km
DC Charge
450 kW
IM
IM6
3 variants
From
$60,990
to $80,990
Range
555 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Tesla
Model Y
6 variants
From
$55,900
to $89,400
Range
600 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Longest Range EVs
Go the furthest on a single charge. 450+ km WLTP.
Coming SoonTesla
Model 3
6 variants
From
$54,900
to $80,900
Range
702 km
DC Charge
250 kW
IM
IM5
3 variants
From
$60,990
to $80,990
Range
655 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Polestar
5
2 variants
From
$157,705
to $174,628
Range
670 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Fastest Charging EVs
Shortest stops on road trips. Ranked by DC charging speed.
Zeekr
7x
3 variants
From
$57,900
to $72,900
Range
615 km
DC Charge
450 kW
IM
IM5
3 variants
From
$60,990
to $80,990
Range
655 km
DC Charge
396 kW
IM
IM6
3 variants
From
$60,990
to $80,990
Range
555 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Best Small EVs
City-friendly hatches. Affordable and efficient.
MG
MG4
4 variants
From
$36,990
to $49,990
Range
530 km
DC Charge
140 kW
BYD
Dolphin
2 variants
From
$29,990
to $36,990
Range
427 km
DC Charge
89 kW
Coming SoonGWM
Ora
5 variants
From
$35,990
to $51,990
Range
420 km
DC Charge
80 kW
Best Electric Sedans
Aerodynamic range leaders. The most efficient body style.
IM
IM5
3 variants
From
$60,990
to $80,990
Range
655 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Coming SoonTesla
Model 3
6 variants
From
$54,900
to $80,900
Range
702 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Hyundai
Ioniq 6
3 variants
From
$67,300
to $83,500
Range
614 km
DC Charge
350 kW
Best EVs for Towing
SUVs and utes with real towing capability
Zeekr
7x
3 variants
From
$57,900
to $72,900
Range
615 km
DC Charge
450 kW
IM
IM6
3 variants
From
$60,990
to $80,990
Range
555 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Coming SoonKia
EV6
5 variants
From
$72,590
to $99,590
Range
582 km
DC Charge
350 kW
Best AWD EVs
Dual-motor all-wheel drive for traction and performance
IM
IM5
1 of 3 variants match
From
$80,990
Range
575 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Polestar
5
2 variants
From
$157,705
to $174,628
Range
670 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Tesla
Model 3
3 of 6 variants match
From
$64,900
to $80,900
Range
629 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Best 7-Seater EVs
Genuine third-row seating with road-trip range
Kia
EV9
4 variants
From
$97,000
to $129,250
Range
512 km
DC Charge
350 kW
Volvo
EX90
2 variants
From
$124,990
to $134,990
Range
600 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Volkswagen
ID.Buzz
2 of 4 variants match
From
$91,290
to $109,990
Range
452 km
DC Charge
200 kW
Best Electric Utes
Payload, towing, and V2L for tradies and tow-vehicle buyers
Best Luxury EVs
The finest EVs money can buy. Maximum range, maximum speed.
IM
IM5
1 of 3 variants match
From
$80,990
Range
575 km
DC Charge
396 kW
Lotus
Emeya
2 variants
From
$189,990
to $209,990
Range
610 km
DC Charge
350 kW
Polestar
5
2 variants
From
$157,705
to $174,628
Range
670 km
DC Charge
250 kW
How It Works
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Decide
See Australian drive-away prices by state and make an informed choice.
Things people worry about
The most common EV concerns, with honest answers.
"What if I run out of charge?"
The average Australian drives 34 km a day. Even the cheapest EVs do 300+ km on a charge. You plug in at home overnight and wake up full.
"Charging takes forever."
Home charging happens overnight while you sleep. On road trips, DC fast chargers add 200+ km in 20 to 30 minutes.
"EVs are too expensive."
New EVs start from about $35k. You save $1,500 to $3,000 a year on fuel, servicing is cheaper, and stamp duty exemptions plus the FBT novated lease saving close the gap fast.
"The battery will degrade quickly."
Batteries lose about 2 to 3 percent per year. After 10 years most still have 80%+ of their original range. Warranties cover 8 years or 160,000 km.
"There aren't enough chargers."
For daily driving you just charge at home. Highway routes between capital cities are well covered by Chargefox, Evie, and Tesla Supercharger networks.
"I live in an apartment."
Harder, but not a dealbreaker. Public chargers can fill the gap, and strata laws in NSW, VIC, and QLD have been updated to make it easier to get chargers approved in buildings.
Tools to help you decide
Road Trip Planner
See charging stops, total time, and cost on any Australian route
Running Cost Calculator
See exactly how much you'd save switching to an EV
Which EV Replaces My Car?
Find the EV equivalent of your Toyota, Mazda, Ford and more
State Incentives & Rebates
Stamp duty exemptions and government rebates by state
Brands covered