Australia's Full EV Directory

Every EV Brand in Australia—Unfiltered. From established legacy players to the newest Chinese arrivals, here is every electric manufacturer currently on Aussie roads.

AUSTRALIAN ELECTRIC VEHICLE (BEV) DIRECTORY

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1. AUDI 

General Sentiment:

Audi is celebrated for its precise German engineering and sophisticated design, delivering strong performance when maintained strict adherence to factory service schedules. While earlier generations gained a reputation for complex electrical architecture, modern models have refined their tech integration significantly. positioned as a premium luxury brand, Audi requires a higher initial investment and ongoing maintenance budget, but offers cutting-edge technology and signature Quattro performance in return.


Model: Audi Q4 e-tron
Website: https://www.audi.com.au/en/models/q4-e-tron/q4-e-tron/
Price: From $88,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~520 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 82 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Audi Q8 e-tron
Website: https://www.audi.com.au/en/models/q8-e-tron/q8-e-tron/
Price: From $153,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~488 - 582 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.6 seconds (4.5s for SQ8)
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 95 kWh - 114 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Audi e-tron GT / RS e-tron GT
Website: https://www.audi.com.au/en/models/e-tron-gt/e-tron-gt/
Price: From $180,200 + ORC
Driving Range: ~488 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.1 seconds (3.3s for RS)
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 93.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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2. BMW

General Sentiment:

BMW carries a similar reputation to Audi as a premium German brand where long-term reliability is closely tied to strict, on-time servicing. Modern models have earned praise for strong drivetrain reliability, though older generations had known reputations for cooling system wear, fluid leaks, and complex electrical systems. As a driver-focused luxury brand, it commands higher upfront prices and ongoing maintenance costs, but offers exceptional driving dynamics, sharp handling, and high-end cabin technology in return.

Model: BMW iX1
Website: https://www.bmw.com.au/en/all-models/x-series/iX1/bmw-ix1-highlights.html
Price: From $78,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~430 - 475 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.6 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 64.7 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BMW iX3
Website: https://www.bmw.com.au/en/all-models/x-series/iX3/bmw-ix3-highlights.html
Price: From $89,100 + ORC
Driving Range: ~460 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.8 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 80 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BMW i4
Website: https://www.bmw.com.au/en/all-models/m-series/i4-m50/bmw-i4-gran-coupe.html
Price: From $85,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~490 - 590 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.7 seconds (3.9s for M50)
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 67 kWh - 83.9 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BMW iX
Website: https://www.bmw.com.au/en/all-models/m-series/iX-m60/bmw-ix.html
Price: From $130,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~425 - 620 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.1 seconds (3.8s for M60)
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 76.6 kWh - 111.5 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BMW i7
Website: https://www.bmw.com.au/en/all-models/7-series/sedan/bmw-i7-sedan.html
Price: From $272,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~560 - 625 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 105.7 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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3. BYD

General Sentiment:

BYD has made a massive splash by offering low-barrier electric vehicles packed with feature-rich tech. Supported by immense global production scale, early iterations sparked some discussion around lightweight construction quality and occasional software hiccups. However, overall consumer sentiment is largely positive, with most buyers reporting high satisfaction thanks to the unmatched value for money and advanced battery integration.

Model: BYD Atto 1
Website: https://bydautomotive.com.au/
Price: From $27,097 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~220 - 310 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 10.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 30 kWh - 38 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 6 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BYD Dolphin
Website: https://bydautomotive.com.au/dolphin
Price: From $33,277 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~340 - 427 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.0 - 12.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 44.9 kWh - 60.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 6 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BYD Atto 2
Website: https://bydautomotive.com.au/
Price: From $35,337 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~345 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 8.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 45 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 6 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BYD Atto 3
Website: https://bydautomotive.com.au/atto-3-evo
Price: From $43,576 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~345 - 420 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 49.9 kWh - 60.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 6 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BYD Seal
Website: https://bydautomotive.com.au/seal
Price: From $49,888 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~460 - 570 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.8 - 7.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 61.4 kWh - 82.5 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 6 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: BYD Sealion 7
Website: https://bydautomotive.com.au/sealion-7
Price: From $58,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~480 - 540 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.5 - 6.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 82.5 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 6 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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4. Chery

General Sentiment:

Chery operates as a high-volume Chinese brand focused on accessible pricing, long factory warranties, and feature-packed family SUVs. While its entry into the electric market with models like the E5 delivers competitive real-world range, low driveaway pricing, and generous equipment, Chery models frequently face criticism for over-sensitive driver assistance software, clunky throttle calibration on initial takeoff, and uncertain long-term resale value compared to established Japanese competitors.

Model: Chery E5 (Electric SUV)
Website: https://cherymotor.com.au
Price: From $37,990 Driveaway (Standard) to $41,990 (Ultimate)
Driving Range: ~430km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.6 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD (155 kW / 340 Nm)
Battery Size: 61.1 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 6 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / Unlimited km

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5. CUPRA

General Sentiment:

Cupra is viewed as the aggressive, design-focused alternative to traditional Volkswagen Group models, blending sharp Spanish styling with proven German mechanical underpinnings. While praised for distinct aesthetics and engaging driving dynamics, it sits in a premium pricing tier where parts and servicing reflect European luxury costs. Global supply shifts and model-year transitions can occasionally cause temporary gaps in local showrooms, but the brand has carved out a loyal niche for buyers wanting something sportier than a standard family SUV.

Model: CUPRA Born
Website: https://www.cupraofficial.com.au/cars/cupra-range/born
Price: From $59,990 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~511 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 77 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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6. Deepal

General Sentiment:

Deepal is viewed as a high-value, tech-forward challenger brand that blends futuristic styling with premium-feeling cabin materials to undercut established EV rivals. Backed by state-owned manufacturing giant Changan and distributed locally by proven automotive networks, the brand gains points for generous battery capacities, aggressive pricing, and a fast response to software feedback. While praised as a comfortable, feature-packed daily commuter, it faces trade-offs in soft cornering dynamics, conservative DC fast-charging speeds, and minor touchscreen-centric quirks—positioning it primarily as a smart choice for value-conscious buyers prioritizing space, range, and style over sporty performance.

Model: Deepal S05
Website: https://www.deepal.com.au
Price: From $39,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~410 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~7.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 56.12 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / 160,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 240,000 km

Model: Deepal S07
Website: https://www.deepal.com.au
Price: From $53,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~475 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~7.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 79.97 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / 160,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 240,000 km

Model: Deepal E07 RWD
Website: https://www.deepal.com.au
Price: From $64,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~550 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 89.98 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / 160,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 240,000 km

Model: Deepal E07 AWD Performance
Website: https://www.deepal.com.au
Price: From $73,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~510 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.96 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 89.98 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / 160,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 240,000 km

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7. FORD

General Sentiment:

Ford remains a global mass-market pillar, focused heavily on delivering utility and accessibility across high-volume platforms like trucks and commercial vehicles. However, cost-optimization strategies in modern manufacturing have prompted debate regarding interior component quality and long-term hardware durability. While models like the Ranger and Mustang Mach-E offer strong utility and broad appeal, critics point to plastic-heavy cabins and inconsistent build tolerances as trade-offs made to keep prices mass-market competitive.

Model: Ford Mustang Mach-E
Website: https://www.ford.com.au/performance/mustang-mach-e/
Price: From $64,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~470 - 600 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.7 - 6.1 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 72 kWh - 91 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Ford E-Transit (Commercial Van)
Website: https://www.ford.com.au/vans-and-buses/e-transit/
Price: From $104,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~230 - 307 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 10.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 68 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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8. GAC

General Sentiment:

Backed by one of China's largest auto conglomerates, the brand earns top marks for lavish standard equipment, impressive rear cabin space, and competitive pricing supported by strong long-term warranties. However, early reviewer and buyer sentiment highlights notable teething issues: petrol-powered models (like the Emzoom) suffer from clunky, unrefined dual-clutch transmission tuning, while their pure-EV lineup (under the Aion badge) faces criticism for overly intrusive driver-assist software (ADAS) and uninspired, floaty handling.

Model: GAC Aion UT
Website: AION V: Spacious Intelligent SUV | GAC Australia
Price: From $ 42,590.00 + ORC
Driving Range: ~430 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~7.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 60 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 8 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 200,000 km

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9. GEELY

General Sentiment:

Geely holds vast global influence as the parent company behind Volvo, Polestar, and Zeekr, alongside a major 50% joint venture with Mercedes-Benz (Smart). In its home market of China, Geely is regarded as one of the most reliable and technologically advanced domestic automakers, consistently ranking high for vehicle quality and safety standards. While models wearing the main "Geely" badge carry an element of unknown brand recognition in Western markets, the underlying platforms benefit directly from world-class European engineering and shared R&D.

Model: Geely EX2
Website: https://geelyauto.com.au/
Price: From $29,416 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~252 - 345 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 9.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 30 kWh - 40 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Geely EX5
Website: https://geelyauto.com.au/
Price: From $45,963 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~430 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 60.2 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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10. GENESIS

General Sentiment:

Genesis operates as Hyundai Motor Group's luxury flagship, combining high-end design with advanced vehicle architecture. The brand benefits from Hyundai’s solid electric vehicle foundation, which has proven long-term battery and motor durability over the past decade. However, internal combustion models share engine families with mass-market products that carry a reputation for complex, component-heavy assembly. This modular engineering approach makes major engine repairs cost-prohibitive for independent mechanics or DIYers, often leaning toward full assembly replacements rather than simple individual fixes.

Model: Genesis GV60
Website: https://www.genesis.com/au/en/models/luxury-suv-genesis/gv60/highlights.html
Price: From $104,000 + ORC
Driving Range: ~466 - 470 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.0 - 5.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD4444444444
Battery Size: 77.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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11. GWM (GREAT WALL MOTORS)

General Sentiment:

GWM (formerly Great Wall) has undergone one of the most dramatic transformations in Australia’s automotive landscape since entering the market in 2009. Early budget offerings were widely criticized for low safety ratings, brittle interior plastics, and rapid depreciation. However, modern iterations—including the Haval SUV range, Tank 4WDs, and Cannon utes—demonstrate vast improvements in build quality, ANCAP safety scores, and interior refinement. While long-term resale value is still catching up to established legacy brands, GWM has firmly shifted its reputation from a cheap entry option to a legitimate mainstream competitor.

Model: GWM Ora / Ora 5
Website: https://www.gwmmotors.com.au/vehicles/ora
Price: From $33,990 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~310 - 435 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 8.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 48 kWh - 63 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 150,000 km

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12. HYUNDAI

General Sentiment:

Hyundai has evolved into a major global automaker, building a strong reputation in the electric vehicle space with durable early battery platforms and cutting-edge architectures like the E-GMP series. However, its petrol and diesel lineups carry a more mixed history, notably due to past engine defect recalls that established a reputation for full assembly replacements. Modern combustion models feature complex, tightly integrated engine layouts that prioritize factory efficiency, making major out-of-warranty mechanical repairs costly and challenging for independent mechanics or DIY enthusiasts.

Model: Hyundai Inster
Website: https://www.hyundai.com/au/en/cars/suvs/inster
Price: From $35,990 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~327 - 360 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 10.6 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 42 kWh - 49 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Hyundai Kona Electric
Website: https://www.hyundai.com/au/en/cars/suvs/kona/kona-ev
Price: From $54,000 + ORC
Driving Range: ~370 - 505 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.8 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 48.6 kWh - 64.8 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Hyundai IONIQ 5 / IONIQ 5 N
Website: https://www.hyundai.com/au/en/cars/eco/ioniq5
Price: From $65,000 + ORC (IONIQ 5 N: $111,000)
Driving Range: ~454 - 507 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.4 - 7.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 77.4 kWh - 84 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Hyundai IONIQ 6
Website: https://www.hyundai.com/au/en/cars/eco/ioniq6
Price: From $66,000 + ORC
Driving Range: ~519 - 614 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.1 - 7.4 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 77.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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13. Jaecoo

General Sentiment:

Jaecoo functions as Chery’s upmarket offshoot, positioning itself as a rugged, tech-heavy alternative with boxy Range Rover-esque styling. Its entry into the electric segment—led by models like the J5 EV—brings aggressive driveaway pricing, a long 8-year factory warranty, and high-end cabin features. However, while its interior layouts and screen tech present strong showroom value, the underlying engineering shares Chery’s hardware, carrying potential trade-offs in software calibration, driver-assist chimes, and an unproven long-term depreciation curve.

Model: Jaecoo J5 EV
Website: https://omodajaecoo.com.au
Price: From $36,990 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~402km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 61.1 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 8 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / Unlimited km

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14.KGM

General Sentiment:

KGM (formerly SsangYong) is viewed as an unpretentious, heavy-duty value brand offering rugged Korean build quality at prices that challenge budget Chinese rivals. Rescued and rebranded under the KG Group banner, the brand earns strong praise for its practical, honest utility—particularly with popular workhorses like the Musso ute and Rexton 4WD, which feature generous standard equipment, comfortable cabins, and class-leading battery and vehicle warranties. However, market sentiment reflects persistent trade-offs: newer passenger models (such as the Torres) and software systems are often criticized for unrefined transmission tuning, glitchy touchscreen interfaces, and overly intrusive safety chimes. Additionally, buyers express slight caution over past brand ownership instability and smaller local dealer footprints—positioning KGM primarily as a smart, no-nonsense choice for traditional buyers seeking heavy towing and maximum bang-for-buck over cutting-edge refinement.

Model: KGM Torres EVX
Website: https://kgm.com.au
Price: From $52,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~462 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~8.1 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 73.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 10 Years / 1,000,000 km

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15. KIA

General Sentiment:

Kia operates as the corporate sibling to Hyundai, sharing identical platform architectures, engine options, and EV powertrains. Mechanically, they face the exact same long-term ownership considerations—praising high EV system endurance while carrying a past reputation for complex, modular engine bay repairs on petrol and diesel models. However, Kia distinguishes itself locally with distinct, sportier exterior styling and a dedicated Australian suspension-tuning program, offering a firmer, more driver-focused ride compared to Hyundai’s softer approach.

Model: Kia EV3
Website: https://www.kia.com/au/cars/ev3/about.html
Price: From $48,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~430 - 600 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 58.3 kWh - 81.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 7 Years / 150,000 km

Model: Kia EV5
Website: https://www.kia.com/au/cars/ev5/about.html
Price: From $49,990 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~400 - 540 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.1 - 8.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 64.2 kWh - 88.1 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 7 Years / 150,000 km

Model: Kia EV6
Website: https://www.kia.com/au/cars/ev6/features.html
Price: From $72,590 + ORC
Driving Range: ~394 - 528 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.5 - 7.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 77.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 7 Years / 150,000 km

Model: Kia EV9
Website: https://www.kia.com/au/cars/ev9/features.html
Price: From $97,000 + ORC
Driving Range: ~443 - 512 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.3 - 8.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 76.1 kWh - 99.8 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 7 Years / 150,000 km

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16.LDV

General Sentiment:

LDV (a subsidiary of Chinese automotive giant SAIC Motor) is viewed in Australia as a budget-driven commercial workhorse brand that pioneered low-cost entry points for fleet operators, tradies, and electric vans. Distributed locally by Ateco Automotive, the brand earns credit for aggressively undercutting traditional rivals on price, offering generous cargo capacity, and leading early pushes into commercial electric fleets with vehicles like the eDeliver series. However, general consumer and industry sentiment is heavily cautious and mixed. LDV faces persistent criticism regarding poor build refinement, basic interior materials, and subpar driving dynamics compared to mainstream competitors. More significantly, brand sentiment has been bruised by long-term reliability concerns, frustrating warranty claim experiences, and high-profile scrutiny over rust and corrosion durability on popular models. Overall, LDV is seen as a utilitarian, price-first option best suited for fleet buyers seeking maximum cargo volume per dollar, but one that requires buyers to accept clear trade-offs in long-term durability and resale value.

Model: LDV eDeliver 7
Website: https://www.ldvautomotive.com.au
Price: From $59,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~318 - 362 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~11.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 77 kWh - 88 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / 160,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 250,000 km

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17. LEAPMOTOR

General Sentiment:

Leapmotor represents a new wave of Chinese EV startups, blending high-tech in-house software development with aggressive budget pricing. While Chinese EV newcomers traditionally face buyer hesitancy regarding brand longevity, long-term parts availability, and resale value, Leapmotor offsets this through a joint venture with global giant Stellantis (Jeep, Alfa Romeo, Peugeot). The brand delivers feature-packed electric and range-extended SUVs at low price points, though software tuning and driver-assist refinements are still evolving to meet strict Western market expectations.

Model: Leapmotor B05
Website: https://leapmotor.net
Price: From $35,990 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~401 - 482 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 54 kWh - 67 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Leapmotor C10
Website: https://leapmotor.net
Price: From $45,888 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~420 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 69.9 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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18.LOTUS

General Sentiment:

Lotus is viewed as a reinvented ultra-luxury "hyper-EV" brand undergoing a massive shift from low-volume, lightweight British sports cars to heavy, high-tech performance EVs. Under the ownership of Geely, the brand earns serious praise for its striking "carved-by-air" aesthetics, sub-3-second acceleration, cutting-edge 800V fast-charging, and world-class luxury interiors featuring premium KEF sound systems and OLED tech. However, market sentiment among traditionalists and performance purists remains split. Reviewers note that while models like the Eletre and Emeya offer impressive straight-line speed and high-end road isolation, their heavy curb weight (often exceeding 2.5 tonnes) directly contradicts Lotus' historic "simplify, then add lightness" ethos. Coupled with eye-watering price tags that push well over $180,000+ and complex touchscreen menu layouts, Lotus is now seen less as a track-day specialist and more as a rare, high-tech alternative to luxury heavyweights like the Porsche Taycan and BMW iX.

Model: Lotus Eletre
Website: https://www.lotuscars.com/en-AU
Price: From $189,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~490 - 600 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 2.95 - 4.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 112 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 200,000 km

Model: Lotus Emeya
Website: https://www.lotuscars.com/en-AU
Price: From $189,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~485 - 610 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 2.8 - 4.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 102 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 200,000 km

Model: Lotus Evija
Website: https://www.lotuscars.com/en-AU
Price: From ~$3,000,000 + ORC (Ultra-limited hypercar, 130 global units)
Driving Range: ~346 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~2.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Quad Motor AWD
Battery Size: 70 kWh - 75 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 3 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Lotus Theory 1
Website: https://www.lotuscars.com/en-AU
Price: Concept / Future Platform (Not for sale)
Driving Range: ~402 km (Targeted)
0-100 km/h: Sub-2.5 seconds (Targeted)
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 70 kWh (Targeted)
Vehicle Warranty: N/A
Battery Warranty: N/A

 

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19. MAZDA

General Sentiment:

Mazda occupies a unique space as an independent Japanese manufacturer offering near-premium cabin quality, exceptional driving dynamics, and a rich engineering heritage—most famously highlighted by its iconic rotary engine legacy. While renowned for bulletproof reliability in its traditional petrol and hybrid lineups, Mazda’s initial foray into fully electric vehicles (like the short-range MX-30) was met with mixed reviews due to limited battery range. However, the brand is steadily expanding its electrified portfolio through sophisticated plug-in hybrids—even resurrecting the rotary as an EV range extender—making it an appealing choice for buyers wanting premium feel without European ownership costs.


Model: Mazda MX-30 EV (E35 Astina)
Website: https://www.mazda.com.au/
Price: Discontinued New (~$25,000 - $32,000 Used)
Driving Range: ~200 - 224 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 9.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 35.5 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Mazda 6e
Website: https://www.mazda.com.au/
Price: From $49,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~500 - 552 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 7.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 78 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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20. MERCEDES-BENZ

General Sentiment:

Mercedes-Benz stands as a cornerstone of the German luxury segment, often commanding a price premium over rivals Audi and BMW. The brand is renowned for prioritising ride comfort, high-end cabin finishes, and flagship safety technology. However, like its direct competitors, long-term ownership involves high maintenance costs, with modern models featuring complex electrical networks and air suspension systems that require strict, specialist servicing to maintain reliability.

Model: Mercedes-Benz EQA
Website: https://www.mercedes-benz.com.au/passengercars/models/suv/eqa/overview.html
Price: From $84,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~422 - 528 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.0 - 8.6 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 66.5 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Mercedes-Benz EQB
Website: https://www.mercedes-benz.com.au/passengercars/models/suv/eqb/overview.html
Price: From $89,100 + ORC
Driving Range: ~447 - 507 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.2 - 8.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 66.5 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Mercedes-Benz EQE / EQE SUV
Website: https://www.mercedes-benz.com.au/passengercars/models/saloon/eqe/overview.html
Price: From $134,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~460 - 626 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.7 - 6.4 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 89 kWh - 90.6 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km

Model: Mercedes-Benz EQS / EQS SUV
Website: https://www.mercedes-benz.com.au/passengercars/models/saloon/eqs/overview.html
Price: From $219,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~590 - 768 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.3 - 6.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Rear-Wheel Drive / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 107.8 kWh - 118 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km

 

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21. MG

General Sentiment:

MG has taken over local showrooms purely on price, offering brand-new cars for second-hand money. But you get what you pay for: low upfront costs mean low-grade interior plastics, budget hardware, and questionable long-term durability. While they appeal to buyers wanting a cheap runabout with a long warranty, the second-hand market isn't kind to them—resale value drops like a stone, making them a tough sell once the factory coverage expires.

Model: MG4 EV Urban / MG4
Website: https://mgmotor.com.au/models/mg4.html
Driving Range: ~316 - 530 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.8 - 7.9 seconds (3.8s for XPOWER)
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 43 kWh - 77 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km
Battery Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km

Model: MG ZS EV
Website: https://mgmotor.com.au/models/mgzsev.html
Price: From $39,990 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~320 - 440 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 8.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 51.1 kWh - 72.6 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km
Battery Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km

Model: MG S5 EV
Website: https://mgmotor.com.au/
Price: From $40,490 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~430 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.8 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 62 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km
Battery Warranty: 10 Years / 250,000 km

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22. NISSAN

General Sentiment:

Nissan has long been defined by its high-performance lineage (GT-R, Z) and heavy-duty 4WD heritage, notably through the Patrol. However, its early pioneering work in mass-market electric vehicles was tarnished by the Leaf, whose passively air-cooled battery architecture suffered accelerated degradation in hot climates. The new Ariya SUV marks a major shift, adopting modern active liquid cooling to protect battery health, rebuild buyer trust, and align its electrified models with the brand's traditional reputation for durable engineering.

Model: Nissan Ariya
Website: https://www.nissan.com.au/vehicles/browse-range/Ariya.html
Price: From $50,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~270 - 385 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.9 - 7.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 39 kWh - 59 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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23. PEOGEOT

General Sentiment:

Peugeot is viewed as a chic, design-forward European brand that positions its electric models as stylish, premium alternatives to mainstream EV offerings. Under the Stellantis umbrella, the French carmaker earns high marks for its head-turning exterior aesthetics, ultra-modern "i-Cockpit" interior design, and excellent ride composure. However, market sentiment remains split regarding its EV strategy. Reviewers and buyers often note that Peugeot’s pure battery-electric vehicles (like the e-2008 and e-Partner) carry steep premium price tags while offering modest battery sizes, conservative driving ranges, and average DC charging speeds compared to price-matched Chinese and Korean competitors. Additionally, the brand’s small steering wheel layout over low-mounted gauges continues to divide opinion among drivers. Overall, Peugeot is seen as an appealing niche choice for style-conscious urban buyers wanting distinctive European flair and cabin refinement, though it faces strong value headwinds against more feature-heavy electric rivals.

Model: Peugeot e-2008
Website: https://www.peugeot.com.au
Price: From $59,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~328 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~9.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD
Battery Size: 50 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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24. POLESTAR

General Sentiment:

Polestar launched as an independent EV brand co-developed by Volvo and parent company Geely, designed to position minimalist Scandinavian design and performance directly against Tesla. Sharing Volvo’s safety standards and platform architecture, the brand has earned strong praise for crash protection, driving feel, and interior material quality. However, early Polestar 2 iterations experienced teething issues primarily revolving around infotainment freezes and telematics connectivity glitches. While software updates have resolved many initial bugs, it remains a top choice for buyers wanting Tesla-rivaling electric performance with traditional luxury build standards.

Model: Polestar 2
Website: https://www.polestar.com/au/polestar-2/
Price: From $67,400 + ORC
Driving Range: ~532 - 659 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.2 - 6.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 69 kWh - 82 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Polestar 3
Website: https://www.polestar.com/au/polestar-3/
Price: From $132,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~560 - 610 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.7 - 5.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 111 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Polestar 4
Website: https://www.polestar.com/au/polestar-4/
Price: From $81,500 + ORC
Driving Range: ~580 - 610 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.8 - 7.1 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 100 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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25. PORSCHE

General Sentiment:

Porsche successfully transitioned its legendary handling dynamics into the electric segment with models like the Taycan and Macan EV, setting benchmark standards for steering feel, chassis control, and high-speed performance. However, this engineering comes at a steep premium, with high upfront pricing and expensive option lists. Furthermore, early EV iterations experienced notable software bugs and battery-system recalls. Combined with rapid luxury EV depreciation, buying new carries heavy financial trade-offs, though used models offer high performance at a fraction of their original cost.

Model: Porsche Macan Electric
Website: https://www.porsche.com/australia/models/macan/macan-electric-models/
Price: From $133,700 + ORC
Driving Range: ~516 - 613 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.3 - 5.2 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 100 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 3 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Porsche Taycan
Website: https://www.porsche.com/australia/models/taycan/taycan-models/
Price: From $175,100 + ORC
Driving Range: ~503 - 678 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 2.4 - 4.8 seconds
Drivetrain: Rear-Wheel Drive / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 89 kWh - 105 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 3 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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26.SKODA

General Sentiment:

Skoda is viewed as a clever, highly pragmatic European alternative that combines proven Volkswagen Group EV platforms with superior cabin space, practical ergonomics, and competitive pricing. The brand earns widespread acclaim for its signature "Simply Clever" touches (thoughtful storage solutions, integrated umbrellas, and functional cabin layouts), refined European road manners, and an industry-leading 7-year unlimited-kilometre vehicle warranty that outclasses key legacy rivals. While praised for delivering high build quality and comfortable long-distance driving dynamics, market sentiment notes trade-offs: its infotainment software carries over minor Volkswagen group touch-slider quirks, and while models like the Elroq successfully breach the sub-$50,000 mark, top-spec grades push into premium price brackets facing heavy competition from dedicated EV brands. Overall, Skoda is seen as the smart, rational choice for buyers wanting European refinement, safety, and family utility without paying luxury badge premiums.

Model: Skoda Elroq
Website: https://www.skoda.com.au
Price: From $49,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~395 - 529 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: ~6.6 - 9.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD
Battery Size: 55 kWh - 82 kWh (52 kWh - 77 kWh usable)
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Skoda Enyaq
Website: https://www.skoda.com.au
Price: From $69,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~410 - 565 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.4 - 6.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 82 kWh (77 kWh usable)
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

 

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27. SUBARU

General Sentiment:

Subaru built its brand identity around symmetrical all-wheel-drive capability, driver engagement, and rally-bred icons like the WRX. While older Boxer engines gained notoriety for head gasket and oil consumption issues, modern platforms offer significantly improved reliability and safety. The brand’s expansion into EVs brings punchy instant acceleration and sharp handling, though claims of sub-3-second sprint times remain reserved for dedicated sports models. However, the manufacturer recently faced scrutiny following legal action by Australia’s consumer watchdog (ACCC) over allegations of restricting independent mechanics’ access to vital diagnostic software.

Model: Subaru Solterra
Website: https://www.subaru.com.au/solterra
Price: From $67,207 Driveaway
Driving Range: ~414 - 566 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 71.4 kWh / 74.7 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Subaru Trailseeker
Website: https://www.subaru.com.au/trailseeker
Price: From $63,990 + ORC ($69,620 Driveaway)
Driving Range: ~488 - 533 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 74.7 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Subaru Uncharted
Website: https://www.subaru.com.au/uncharted
Price: From $59,990 + ORC ($65,420 Driveaway)
Driving Range: ~522 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 74.7 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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28. TESLA

General Sentiment:

Tesla stands as the pioneer that successfully commercialized mass-production electric vehicles at scale. By introducing its 2014 open-patent pledge and opening its charging network, Tesla effectively forced the global industry to accelerate its transition to EV technology. From a powertrain and battery management perspective, Tesla offers industry-leading efficiency, software integration, and long-term drivetrain endurance comparable to legacy Toyota reliability. However, the brand continues to face criticism for cosmetic build quality, including inconsistent panel fitment, interior rattles, and customer service delays.

Model: Tesla Model 3
Website: https://www.tesla.com/en_au/model3
Price: From $54,900 + ORC (~$58,900 Driveaway)
Driving Range: ~513 - 629 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.1 - 6.1 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 60 kWh - 78.1 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 4 Years / 80,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km (RWD) or 192,000 km (Long Range/Perf)

Model: Tesla Model Y
Website: https://www.tesla.com/en_au/modely
Price: From $55,900 + ORC (~$60,500 Driveaway)
Driving Range: ~455 - 533 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.7 - 6.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 60 kWh - 78.1 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 4 Years / 80,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km (RWD) or 192,000 km (Long Range/Perf)

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29. TOYOTA

General Sentiment:

Toyota continues to command market dominance, largely benefiting from a decades-old reputation for legendary mechanical reliability and unrivaled resale value. However, this brand prestige comes with a steep "Toyota Tax," resulting in higher upfront prices and lengthy wait times. While its hybrid systems and combustion engines remain exceptionally durable, entry and mid-tier cabin finishes often lag behind Japanese competitors. Rivals like Mazda and Nissan frequently deliver noticeably more refined interiors, superior material quality, and modern cabin aesthetics at a more accessible price point.


Model: Toyota bZ4X
Website: https://www.toyota.com.au/bz4x
Price: From $55,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~411 - 591 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.9 - 7.5 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor 2WD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 71.4 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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30. VOLVO

General Sentiment:

Volvo remains the global benchmark for vehicle safety, backed by a legacy of pioneering life-saving engineering and top-tier crash test scores. While the brand earned a legendary reputation in the 1980s and '90s for indestructible "Redblock" engines, modern combustion models feature complex, highly integrated twin-charged powertrains that demand specialist servicing and carry higher long-term maintenance costs. Today, Volvo is aggressively shifting toward a fully electric lineup—delivering fast, plush EVs like the EX30 and EX90 that retain peak safety standards, though early software integration has presented occasional teething glitches.

Model: Volvo EX30
Website: https://www.volvocars.com/au/cars/ex30-electric/
Price: From $59,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~475 - 480 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.6 - 5.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 69 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Volvo EX40 / EC40
Website: https://www.volvocars.com/au/cars/ex40-electric/
Price: From $76,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~470 - 580 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.8 - 7.3 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 69 kWh - 82 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Volvo EX90
Website: https://www.volvocars.com/au/cars/ex90-electric/
Price: From $125,000 + ORC
Driving Range: ~600 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.9 - 5.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 111 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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31. VOLKSWAGEN

General Sentiment:

Volkswagen functions as the accessible foundation of the broader VW Group, sharing platforms, engines, and DSG gearboxes across sister brands Audi, Škoda, and Cupra. This engineering cross-sharing allows VW models to offer near-luxury driving dynamics and solid high-speed stability at a lower price point than Audi. However, modern VW powertrains demand strict adherence to maintenance schedules. Skipping recommended oil intervals or transmission flushes can trigger severe mechanical failures—notably timing chain tensioner issues or costly mechatronic unit faults—making proactive maintenance vital for out-of-warranty ownership.


Model: Volkswagen ID.4
Website: https://www.volkswagen.com.au/en/models/id4.html
Price: From $59,990 + ORC
Driving Range: ~516 - 544 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.4 - 6.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 82 kWh (77 kWh usable)
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km


Model: Volkswagen ID. Buzz (Kombi)
Website: https://www.volkswagen.com.au/en/models/id-buzz.html
Price: From $79,990 Driveaway (Cargo from $69,990 + ORC)
Driving Range: ~422 - 452 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 6.4 - 7.9 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 84 kWh - 91 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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32. XPENG

General Sentiment:

XPENG enters the global market as a tech-focused Chinese EV manufacturer, often dubbed China’s direct answer to Tesla. Built around a software-first philosophy, the brand is known for high-end autonomous driver assistance, cutting-edge AI cabin operating systems, and ultra-fast charging capabilities. XPENG’s technological credibility is further validated by a strategic investment from the Volkswagen Group to co-develop future EV platforms. However, as an emerging brand in overseas markets, prospective owners still face unproven long-term residual values, aggressive driver-assist warnings, and the typical uncertainties surrounding a new entrant's long-term service support.


Model: XPeng G6
Website: https://www.xpeng.com/au
Price: From $54,800 + ORC
Driving Range: ~435 - 570 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 4.1 - 6.6 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 66 kWh / 87.5 kWh (800V Architecture)
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km (7 Years available on newer updates)
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km


Model: XPeng X9
Website: https://www.xpeng.com/au
Price: From $89,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~535 - 580 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 5.9 - 7.7 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor FWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 94.8 kWh / 110 kWh (800V Architecture)
Vehicle Warranty: 7 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

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33. ZEEKR

General Sentiment:

Zeekr serves as Geely’s dedicated premium EV brand, engineered to compete directly against Tesla while drawing on shared chassis and safety technology from corporate siblings Volvo and Polestar. Positioned higher upmarket than standard Chinese imports, Zeekr models feature ultra-fast 800V charging, luxury interior appointments, and impressive performance figures. However, as an emerging brand in global markets, buyers must weigh its high-end feature set against higher entry prices, a fresh service network, and unproven long-term resale value.

Model: Zeekr X
Website: https://www.zeekr.com.au/models/zeekr-x
Price: From $56,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~440 - 540 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.8 - 5.6 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 66 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / 150,000 km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km

Model: Zeekr 7X
Website: https://www.zeekr.com.au/models/zeekr-7x
Price: From $57,900 + ORC
Driving Range: ~480 - 615 km (WLTP)
0-100 km/h: 3.8 - 6.0 seconds
Drivetrain: Single Motor RWD / Dual Motor AWD
Battery Size: 75 kWh / 100 kWh
Vehicle Warranty: 5 Years / Unlimited km
Battery Warranty: 8 Years / 160,000 km