Australia’s 2024 crop of new electric cars runs the gamut from sensible to “I’ve sold a kidney.”
Mass‑market picks include BYD Dolphin/Seal, MG4, Tesla Model 3/Model Y, GWM Ora, plus family‑friendly Hyundai Ioniq 5/6 and Kia EV6; premium shoppers eye the Volvo EX30 and BMW i4/iX.
New pricing starts around $36k–$45k for entry models and stretches to $90k+ for the posh stuff; used EVs now dip from the mid‑$20k mark to $60k+ for near‑new Teslas.
Range spans roughly 320–550 km WLTP and most support DC fast charging that’ll take you from coffee to lunch in about 10–40 minutes, depending on the car and charger.
There are still tax advantages for eligible novated leases and various state‑based quirks on rego and incentives—check the fine print before you start naming your charger.
If you want a deal rather than a brochure, you’ll find plenty listed on Tradingpost, ready to make your driveway look very 2024 indeed.