Electric Sedans Available in Australia
Electric sedans typically deliver the best real-world range of any body style, thanks to their lower, more aerodynamic rooflines. If efficiency and long-distance range are priorities, a sedan deserves serious consideration. Here is every electric sedan currently available in Australia.
16 models available in Australia
BYD
Seal
3 variants
From
$46,990
to $61,990
Range
570 km
DC Charge
150 kW
Kia
EV4
2 variants
From
$49,990
to $59,190
Range
633 km
DC Charge
135 kW
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
2
6 variants
From
$62,400
to $85,400
Range
654 km
DC Charge
205 kW
Hyundai
Ioniq 6
3 variants
From
$67,300
to $83,500
Range
614 km
DC Charge
350 kW
BMW
i4
2 variants
From
$99,900
to $124,900
Range
590 km
DC Charge
200 kW
Mercedes-Benz
EQE
2 of 3 variants match
From
$136,600
to $194,100
Range
631 km
DC Charge
173 kW
Genesis
G80
1 variant
From
$145,000
Range
520 km
DC Charge
230 kW
BMW
i5
2 of 3 variants match
From
$155,900
to $215,900
Range
582 km
DC Charge
205 kW
Polestar
5
2 variants
From
$157,705
to $174,628
Range
670 km
DC Charge
250 kW
Porsche
Taycan
7 variants
From
$176,600
to $351,000
Range
504 km
DC Charge
270 kW
Audi
e-tron GT
2 variants
From
$187,301
to $255,301
Range
487 km
DC Charge
270 kW
Lotus
Emeya
2 variants
From
$189,990
to $209,990
Range
610 km
DC Charge
350 kW
BMW
i7
3 variants
From
$297,900
to $344,900
Range
625 km
DC Charge
195 kW
Coming SoonMercedes-Benz
EQS
2 variants
From
$328,400
Range
580 km
DC Charge
207 kW
Frequently asked questions
Which electric sedan has the longest range in Australia?
The Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD and Hyundai Ioniq 6 Long Range are among the longest-range electric sedans in Australia, both exceeding 600 km WLTP. The Mercedes EQS sedan offers over 700 km WLTP but at a significantly higher price. For real-world highway driving at 110 km/h, expect approximately 75–80% of the WLTP figure.
Are electric sedans good for families?
Electric sedans work well for families of four. Most offer 400–500 L of boot space plus a frunk (front storage), with comfortable rear legroom. The main limitation vs an electric SUV is lower ground clearance and a smaller boot opening. For families who regularly carry large or awkward loads, an SUV may be more practical.
Why do electric sedans have better range than SUVs?
Aerodynamic drag is the dominant energy cost at highway speeds. A lower, more tapered roofline significantly reduces drag — the Hyundai Ioniq 6 has a drag coefficient of just 0.21 Cd. This directly translates to better energy efficiency and longer range from the same battery capacity compared to a taller SUV body.