In Australia, an auto electrician typically charges $90–$150 per hour, with mobile call‑out fees around $80–$150 and after‑hours surcharges if you’re unlucky.
Diagnostics usually land in the $80–$150 range, then parts and labour pile on like magpies at a picnic.
Common jobs: alternator replacement $300–$800 for parts plus 1–2 hours labour; starter motors similar; battery supply and fit $150–$400; wiring faults vary wildly.
City rates tend to be higher than regional, and European cars can attract “special handshake” pricing.
Get a written quote, ask about warranty, and check if the call‑out fee is waived if you proceed—no one likes paying twice for sparks.

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