Hunting the best electric SUV in Australia for 2023? Here are the heavy hitters without the brochure fluff.
Tesla Model Y: roomy, long-range feel and that Supercharger safety net; cons are a firm ride and a minimalist cabin that’s a bit “Scandi AirBnB”. Hyundai Ioniq 5: lounge-like comfort, slick tech and ultra-rapid 800V charging; cons are supply/price creep and a letterbox rear window. Kia EV6: sharp handling and strong efficiency with grown-up road manners; cons are tighter rear headroom and firmer GT-Line tunes. BYD Atto 3 and MG ZS EV: cracking value and generous kit; cons are shorter ranges and less premium polish and charging speed.
Pick based on charging access, space needs and budget—there’s no universal “best”, just the best for your actual life.

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