Electric Vehicles Coming Soon (2025/2026)
Australia’s electric vehicle (EV) market is set to expand significantly with several new models and brands entering the market. Here’s a roundup of the most anticipated EVs arriving in Australia over the next 12 months:
New Models from Existing Brands
Tesla
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Tesla Cybertruck (Late 2024/early 2025, pending approvals)
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Updated Tesla Model 3 (Highland) (Already arriving)
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Possible Tesla Model Y Juniper (facelift in 2025)
Volvo/Polestar
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Volvo EX30 (Small SUV, late 2024)
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Volvo EX90 (Large SUV, 2025)
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Polestar 4 (Coupe-style SUV, 2025)
Hyundai
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Hyundai Ioniq 7 (Large SUV, late 2024/2025)
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Updated Hyundai Kona Electric (2024)
Kia
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Kia EV9 (Large 7-seater SUV, arriving late 2024)
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Kia EV5 (Mid-size SUV, 2025)
MG
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MG 4 XPOWER (Performance hatch, late 2024)
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MG Cyberster (Electric sports car, 2025)
Ford
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Ford Mustang Mach-E GT (Performance variant, 2024)
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Possible Ford Explorer EV (2025)
BMW
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BMW i5 (Luxury sedan, 2024)
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BMW iX2 (Electric coupe-SUV, 2025)
Mercedes-Benz
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Mercedes EQG (Electric G-Class, late 2024/2025)
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Mercedes EQA & EQB Updates (2024)
Renault
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Renault Megane E-Tech (2024)
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Renault Scenic E-Tech (2025)
GWM (Great Wall Motors)
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GWM Ora 07 (Midsize sedan, 2025)
LDV
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LDV eT60 ute (updated version)
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LDV MIFA 9 (large electric people mover)
New Brands Entering Australia
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BYD (Expanding Further)
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Already in Australia with the Atto 3, Dolphin, and Seal, BYD will introduce more models, including:
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BYD Seal U (mid-size electric SUV)
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BYD Seagull (affordable small EV, if confirmed)
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XPeng
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Chinese EV maker XPeng is planning an Australian launch, likely starting with:
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XPeng G6 (Tesla Model Y rival)
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XPeng P7 (sporty sedan)
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Zeekr (Geely’s Premium Brand)
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Expected to launch with:
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Zeekr 001 (luxury shooting brake)
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Zeekr X (compact premium SUV)
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ORA (Great Wall Motors)
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Already selling the ORA Funky Cat, but may introduce:
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ORA 07 (larger sedan)
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Fisker (Potential Entry)
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Fisker Ocean (if local distribution is finalized)
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Affordable EVs Coming Soon
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BYD Seagull (if confirmed, under $35k)
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MG 4 (Standard Range) (Competing with BYD Dolphin)
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Renault 5 EV (Potential 2025 launch)
Performance & Luxury EVs
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Porsche Macan EV (2025)
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Audi Q6 e-tron (2025)
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Lotus Eletre (Hyper-SUV, 2025)
EVERY new EV and PHEV coming to Australia this YEAR and next YEAR! – Electric Viking
Notes
- Availability: Approximately 50–80 EV models are available, with new models like the Nissan Ariya, Skoda Elroq, and Hyundai Inster confirmed for 2025. Specs for upcoming models may be TBD; check manufacturer websites for updates.
- Pricing: Prices vary by state due to on-road costs. Affordable options include the BYD Dolphin ($29,990–$36,990), GWM Ora ($33,990), and MG4 ($36,990). Check manufacturer sites for driveaway prices.
- Charging: EVs can be charged at home (Level 1/2 chargers) or public stations (Level 3 fast chargers). Find stations via: EV Charging Map.
- Sources: Compiled from CarsGuide, Drive, RACV, and manufacturer websites.
- Exclusions: Discontinued models (e.g., Renault Zoe, BMW i8) and unconfirmed models (e.g., Tesla Cybertruck, Rivian) are not included.
- Verification: All information current at 9 July, 2025. Confirm specs and availability with dealers, as changes may occur.