Electric Vehicles Available in Australia (2026)
Currently Available EV Models
BYD (Build Your Dreams)
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Atto 1 – from $27,163 drive-away
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Dolphin – from $33,415 drive-away
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Atto 2 – from $35,499 drive-away
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Seal – from $57,381 drive-away
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Sealion 7 – from $59,465 drive-away
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Atto 3 – Pricing varies (popular mid-size SUV)
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Official Website: bydautomotive.com.au
Tesla
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Model 3 – from $60,315 drive-away
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Model Y – from $64,483 drive-away
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Official Website: tesla.com
Kia
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EV3 – from $46,990 drive-away
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EV4 – from $49,990 + ORC
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EV5 – from $49,990 drive-away
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EV6 – from $72,660 + ORC (GT version launched March 2026)
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EV9 – from $129,250 + ORC
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Official Website: kia.com
Hyundai
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Kona Electric – from $46,000 + ORC (recently reduced)
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Ioniq 5 – from $68,200 + ORC
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Ioniq 5 N – $115,000 + ORC (performance variant)
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Official Website: hyundai.com/au
MG
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S5 EV – from $42,990 drive-away
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MG 4 – pricing varies (popular hatchback)
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IM5 – from $64,628 drive-away
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IM6 – from $64,628 drive-away
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Official Website: mgmotor.com.au
Polestar
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Polestar 2 – from $69,400 + ORC
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Polestar 3 – from $132,400 + ORC
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Polestar 4 – from $78,500 + ORC (Coupe SUV)
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Official Website: polestar.com/au
Zeekr
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Zeekr X – from $48,900 drive-away (compact SUV)
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Zeekr 7X – from $64,109 drive-away
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Official Website: zeekrlife.com/en-au
Other Available Models
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Forthing Taikon 5 – from $36,990 drive-away
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GAC Aion V – from $46,180 drive-away
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Geely EX5 – from $45,893 drive-away
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Leapmotor B10 – from $45,714 drive-away
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Leapmotor C10 – from $49,892 drive-away
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Deepal S07 – from $46,990 drive-away
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Toyota bZ4X – from $61,351 drive-away
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Smart #3 – from $50,990 drive-away
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Volvo EX30 – from $56,241 drive-away
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ORA (GWM) – pricing varies
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Audi e-tron – pricing varies – Specialist Dealer Network: audi.com.au/electric/dealers
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JAC N55 EV Truck – Commercial EV – Official Website: jacauto.com.au
Upcoming Models (Late 2026 – Early 2027)
Arriving Late 2026
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GWM Ora 5 SUV – $33,990 drive-away (first deliveries June 2026)
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Polestar 4 SUV – new body style with rear window, deliveries by end of 2026 – polestar.com/au
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Hyundai Ioniq 6 N – high-performance fastback, expected H1 2026
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Kia EV4 Hatchback – arriving H2 2026 – kia.com
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Kia EV2 – small SUV, arriving H2 2026
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Kia PV5 – electric people mover, due Q2–Q3 2026
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Leapmotor B05 – electric hatchback, due Q3 2026
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Haval Jolion Max (BEV) – due H2 2026
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Mazda 6e – due Q2 2026, from under $55,000 + ORC
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Suzuki e Vitara – due Q2 2026
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Toyota bZ4X Touring – stretched SUV variant, due Q2 2026
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Toyota HiLux EV – first electric ute, due H1 2026
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BMW iX3 – due mid-2026, up to 805km range
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Mercedes-Benz GLC EV – due H2 2026 – mercedes-benz.com.au
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Mercedes-Benz CLA EV – due H2 2026
Arriving Early 2027
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New Polestar 2 – all-new version of the sedan, due early 2027 – polestar.com/au
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Polestar 5 – grand tourer, from $171,000 + ORC – polestar.com/au
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Hyundai Ioniq 3 – funky electric hatchback, expected early 2027 – hyundai.com/au
Other Confirmed Upcoming Models
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MG S6 EV – mid-size SUV, expected H1 2026
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GWM Ora 5 Hatch – due later in 2026
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GWM Wey – luxury SUV/people mover, due by end of 2026
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Lexus RZ – updated luxury SUV, due mid-2026
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Genesis GV60 Magma – performance luxury EV, due 2026
Notes
Availability: Approximately 50–80 EV models are available in Australia, with new models like the Nissan Ariya (from $60,750 drive-away), **Skoda Elroq** (from $47,990 + ORC, or $64,990 for the 130 Years Edition), and **Hyundai Inster** (from $42,992 drive-away) confirmed for 2025 and beyond. Suzuki’s first EV, the e-Vitara, arrives July 2026 from $46,990 drive-away, and the **GWM Ora 5 SUV** launches July 2026 from $33,990 drive-away. Specs for upcoming models may be TBD; check manufacturer websites and sources like CarsGuide, Drive, CarExpert, and GoAuto for the latest.
Pricing: Prices vary by state due to on-road costs. Affordable options include the BYD Atto1 ($23,990–$27,990 drive-away), GWM Ora (from $35,990 drive-away), and MG 4 (from $39,990 drive-away for Essence 64 RWD). Recent price cuts include Hyundai Kona Electric (from $46,000 + ORC) and Ioniq 5 (from $68,200 + ORC), both reduced by $8,000. Check manufacturer sites for drive-away prices in your state.
Charging: EVs can be charged at home (Level 1/2 chargers) or public stations (Level 3 fast chargers). Find stations via: EV Charging Map.
Warranty: Many brands offer extended warranties—for example, Nissan provides a 10-year/300,000km conditional warranty on the Ariya when serviced at a Nissan dealer, while Skoda offers a 7-year/unlimited km warranty on the Elroq and Enyaq. Most manufacturers offer at least an 8 year warranty on the EV Battery.
Sources: Compiled from CarsGuide, Drive, CarExpert, GoAuto, WhichCar, 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 links were tested and working at the time of publication. Confirm specs and availability with dealers, as changes may occur.