EV models available in Australia with more on the way!
A lack of direct government incentives has led to a reluctance by manufacturers to bring their vehicles down under. There are a limited number of pure BEV models available in Australia. The current incentives have had major (mostly positive) updates from the New South Wales and Victorian state governments. New models are making their way down under albeit with some delays due to chip shortages and supply side disruption.
Tesla Model X
$135K – $250K
Tesla Model S
$120K – $250K
Tesla Model 3
$66K plus
Hyundai Kona Electric
$60K & $64,500
Hyundai Ioniq
$46K Plus
Hyundai Ioniq 5
$71,900 to $75,900 plus
Mercedes EQC
$138K (base model)
Mercedes EQA
$84K
Audi e-tron
$150K – $170K
Porsche Taycan
$160K – $200K
Jaguar I-Pace
$120K Plus
Volvo XC40 Recharge
$84,079 drive away
BYD e6
$39,999 plus on-roads
BYD T3
$34,950 plus on-roads
BYD ATTO 3
$44,990
Kia Niro EV
$60K – $65K
MG ZS EV
$44K
Mazda MX-30
$65,490 plus on-roads
Nissan LEAF
$49,990
Renault Kangoo
$52,500
Renault Zoe
$50K Plus
Nissan LEAF (Used)
$19K – $35K Approx
BMW i3
$68,700 Plus
Polestar 2
$71,712 est. driveaway
Mitsubishi iMiEV (Used)
$14K Approx
Tesla Model Y
Approx $70k Plus