BuyFleet compares EV prices across our nationwide dealer network. Whether you want a Tesla, BYD, Hyundai, Kia, or MG — we find you the best deal without the dealership stress.
The electric vehicle market in Australia has exploded. In 2024, EVs accounted for more than 8% of new car sales — a number that's growing fast. With dozens of models now available from both established brands and exciting newcomers, choosing the right EV can feel overwhelming. That's where BuyFleet comes in.
We work with dealers across every state to find you the best drive-away price on any electric vehicle. Our buyers have the relationships, the volume leverage, and the market knowledge to save you real money — often $3,000 to $8,000 off what you'd pay walking into a showroom.
Better still, we handle the paperwork, liaise with dealers, and manage delivery. You just pick the car.
Buying an EV through us is smarter than going direct to a dealer — here's why.
We compare prices across EV dealerships nationwide — Tesla, BYD, Hyundai, Kia, MG and more. You get the best available price without ringing around yourself.
Our volume purchasing gives us leverage individual buyers don't have. On popular EVs, customers regularly save $3,000–$8,000 off the drive-away price versus walking in off the street.
Our team knows the EV market inside-out — range, charging speeds, government incentives, novated lease benefits. We help you make the right choice, not just the cheapest one.
Through our partner BuyFleet Finance, we compare 50+ lenders for the best EV loan rate. Novated lease, chattel mortgage, or personal loan — we handle it all.
We manage the entire transaction from quote to delivery. No dealership visits required. Your new EV arrives at your home or workplace, ready to plug in.
We work for you, not the dealer. No upselling on accessories you don't need, no finance kickbacks, no pressure. Just honest advice and a great price.
Browse the full range of EVs BuyFleet can source for you — with the best price across our national dealer network.
Australia's most popular premium EV. The Model 3 offers a refined interior, impressive performance, and access to Tesla's Supercharger network. Available in Standard Range, Long Range, and Performance variants.
The best-selling EV in Australia — and globally. The Model Y SUV combines generous cargo space with Tesla's award-winning technology. A brilliant family vehicle with exceptional real-world range.
BYD's best-selling SUV in Australia. The Atto 3 packs genuine range, a quirky interior, and competitive pricing into a practical family SUV package. One of the best-value EVs on sale.
A Tesla Model 3 competitor with sleek styling, a powerful dual-motor option, and BYD's latest Blade Battery technology. Excellent performance per dollar in the mid-size sedan segment.
The most affordable BYD in Australia. The Dolphin is a fun, practical hatchback ideal for urban commuting. Lower entry price makes it one of the cheapest new EVs you can buy.
A game-changer for the ute segment. The BYD Shark is a plug-in hybrid dual-cab ute with genuine off-road capability and electric-only range for daily commuting. Takes on the Ranger and HiLux with a very different powertrain.
BYD's premium large SUV for the Australian market. The Sealion 6 and Sealion 7 bring serious space, technology, and range to compete with established premium brands at a significantly lower price point.
One of the best EVs ever made. The Ioniq 5's retro-futurist styling, ultra-fast 800V charging, spacious interior, and excellent real-world range have made it a favourite among Australian EV buyers.
The aerodynamic sedan sibling of the Ioniq 5. The Ioniq 6 offers exceptional efficiency, genuinely impressive range, and a futuristic streamlined design. One of the most range-capable EVs at its price point.
Stunning design, rapid 800V charging, and genuine performance in the GT variant. The EV6 rivals the Ioniq 5 on most metrics while offering a different design language. A seriously impressive EV at a competitive price.
Kia's flagship three-row electric SUV. The EV9 is one of the most impressive large family EVs available in Australia — roomy, refined, and loaded with technology. A genuine alternative to luxury German SUVs.
One of the best-value EVs in Australia. The MG4 delivers modern design, solid range, and competitive pricing that's hard to match. An ideal first EV for buyers stepping away from petrol.
Australia's most affordable electric SUV. The ZS EV has been on sale here since 2021, giving it a proven service history. Ideal for city families who want low running costs without a big outlay.
Volvo's smallest and most affordable EV. The EX30 packs remarkable technology and Scandinavian design into a compact footprint. Strong safety credentials and a low price make it an excellent entry to premium EVs.
Volvo's new flagship seven-seat electric SUV. The EX90 replaces the XC90 with a fully electric powertrain, a stunning interior, and the latest Volvo safety and connectivity technology.
The stylish coupé-SUV derivative of the XC40. The C40 offers the same practicality as its sibling with a sportier roofline and design-forward appeal for those who want looks as well as sustainability.
BMW's flagship electric SUV. The iX delivers exceptional long-range performance, a luxurious interior, and the refinement you'd expect from the world's most storied premium car brand.
A true driver's EV. The i4 is BMW's electric take on the beloved 4 Series Gran Coupé — sharp handling, powerful performance, and stunning looks that make no compromises for electrification.
BMW's electric executive saloon — the 5 Series reimagined for the electric age. The i5 combines business-class comfort with electrifying performance for corporate and executive buyers.
Mercedes-Benz's entry into electric luxury. The EQA is a compact SUV that brings three-pointed star quality to the EV segment with a refined interior and well-sorted drive for urban and suburban use.
A seven-seat option in the Mercedes EQ lineup. The EQB combines genuine family practicality with premium Mercedes fit and finish, making it ideal for buyers upgrading from a GLB or wanting more space than the EQA.
Scandinavian minimalism meets electric performance. The Polestar 2 is a design-led fastback that's carved out a loyal following in Australia. A genuine alternative to Tesla with a sharper aesthetic and Google-powered infotainment.
Polestar's flagship performance SUV. The Polestar 3 is a premium large SUV designed to compete with the Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid and BMW iX — with a focus on outright performance and driver engagement.
The quirky, retro-styled hatchback from Great Wall Motors. The Ora is one of the most distinctive EVs on the market — and one of the most affordable. Ideal for buyers who want something a little different.
The Spanish brand's sole EV — and a genuinely exciting one. The Born is a hot-hatch-inspired EV with sharp styling, a fun driving character, and competitive range. Imported from Europe, it offers something distinctly different from the Asian EV brands dominating the market.
French flair in electric form. The e-2008 brings Peugeot's distinctive i-Cockpit interior to the EV world. A stylish alternative to mainstream EVs with a level of design sophistication that stands apart.
Geely — the parent company of Volvo, Polestar, and Zeekr — is preparing to enter the Australian market with its own-brand vehicles. With the engineering pedigree behind some of the world's best EVs, Geely is absolutely a brand to watch. Learn more →
Zeekr is Geely's premium EV brand — positioned above standard Geely models and designed to compete with Tesla and Polestar. Zeekr vehicles are already winning awards in China and Europe, and Australian availability is imminent. Learn more →
The purchase price is just the start. EVs save you significant money every year on fuel, servicing, and in many states, registration.
*Estimates based on average Australian driving (15,000 km/year), home electricity at $0.28/kWh, and petrol at $2.00/L. Actual savings vary by model and usage.
Government incentives can take thousands off the cost of your new EV. Here's what's available across Australia.
Incentives change frequently. BuyFleet's team stays up to date on all state and federal programs. When you enquire, we'll confirm what's available to you at the time of purchase.
Everything you need to know before buying an electric car in Australia.
Most modern EVs sold in Australia offer between 300 km and 600 km of real-world range. Entry-level models like the BYD Dolphin deliver around 340 km, while longer-range options like the Tesla Model Y Long Range and BYD Seal exceed 500 km per charge. For daily driving — the average Australian drives under 40 km per day — range anxiety is rarely a practical concern.
Charging at home overnight is dramatically cheaper than petrol — typically around $3–$8 for a full charge depending on your electricity tariff and car size. Public fast chargers cost more but are still far below equivalent petrol costs. Most EV owners save $2,000–$4,000 per year on fuel alone.
Yes. The Federal Government's FBT exemption makes EVs under the luxury car tax threshold extremely attractive for novated lease buyers. Several states also offer stamp duty exemptions, registration discounts, and direct rebates. ACT, NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, and WA all have active EV incentive programs. See our state-by-state breakdown above for current details.
EV resale values vary significantly by brand. Tesla has historically retained value well. Newer Chinese brands like BYD and MG are still establishing track records. Generally, popular models in short supply hold value better. As charging infrastructure grows and EV adoption accelerates, resale values are expected to stabilise across the market.
Absolutely. EVs can be financed through standard car loans, novated leases (particularly tax-efficient for employees), or chattel mortgage for business buyers. BuyFleet's finance partner BuyFleet Finance compares 50+ lenders to find you the best EV loan rate. Explore finance options →
EVs have significantly lower servicing costs than petrol vehicles. There are no oil changes, fewer brake replacements (regenerative braking reduces wear), and fewer moving parts overall. Annual servicing typically costs 30–50% less than an equivalent petrol car.
The Tesla Model Y, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, BYD Atto 3, and Volvo EX90 are all excellent family EVs available in Australia. The best choice depends on your budget, range requirements, and seating needs. BuyFleet can help you compare all options and find the best deal for your specific situation.
Yes. BuyFleet works with a nationwide dealer network and purchases vehicles in volume, giving us leverage individual buyers don't have. On popular models like the Tesla Model Y or BYD Atto 3, we regularly save customers $2,000–$8,000 off the drive-away price compared to walking into a dealership.
Every EV comes with a cable that works on a standard 10A power point (the same as your washing machine). This adds roughly 10–20 km of range per hour. For faster overnight charging, a Level 2 home charger (7kW) can be installed by a licensed electrician for around $1,000–$2,000 and will fully charge most EVs in 4–8 hours. We're happy to advise on what suits your vehicle when you enquire.