The 5 Best Value For Money EVs in Australia 2026

2026 EV Buyers Guide Australia

Budget EV GWM Ora 5 SUV – Review 2026

BYD Atto 1 (Seagull) – Review 2025

BYD Sealion 7 2025 – Review

BYD Dolphin 2024 – Review

BYD Atto 3 2024 – Review

MG S5 EV 2025 – Review

MG4 2024 – Review

Geely EX5 2025 – Review

Volvo EX30 2024 –  Review

Kia EV6 2024 – Review

BYD Seal 2024 – Review

Tesla Model 3 2025 – Review

Tesla Model Y (Juniper) 2025 – Review

Polestar 2 2024 – Review

Polestar 3 2024 – Review

Zeekr 7X 2026 – Review

We are now witness to what happens when oil supply is disrupted – no doubt many are feeling the pinch of increased petrol and diesel prices – if this insane US/Israeli war of choice doesn’t end soon, expect even more pain – time to ditch our dependency on oil for our vehicle fleet

 

Embrace the Future

We are at the beginning of a renaissance in battery operated vehicles with developments in technology that will result in the replacement of our toxic global vehicle fleet with a more environmentally benign one.  The results of this technological shift will be a significant reduction in air pollution, better health outcomes in our cities and less climate altering greenhouse gases in our atmosphere.  It will also change the way we consider energy generation and storage. As oil consumption leads to reductions in air quality, poor and expensive health outcomes – as supply becomes more uncertain with high strategic risks, as climate change accelerates, electrifying the vehicle fleet is the obvious way forward.  Electric cars in Australia have been off to a slow start but for Strategic, Economic, Health and Environmental reasons, at MEC we believe the change to electric vehicles is an inevitability.  Let’s make the switch. (MEC Feb 2014)

EV Charge Stations In Australia – click the markers for station location & details