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Everything you need to know about going electric in Australia. From choosing the right EV to charging it at home with solar power.

65%
EV sales growth in 2025
1 in 5
New cars sold are electric
80%
Of EV charging happens at home
$2,000+
Annual savings vs petrol (solar charging)
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Electric Vehicles

Compare EVs in Australia

Browse and compare the most popular electric vehicles available in Australia. Pricing, range, charging speeds and running costs — all in one place.

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EV Chargers

Home EV Chargers

Choose the right home EV charger for your vehicle and budget. Solar-smart chargers can reduce your running costs to near zero by charging from excess solar.

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Solar + EV: the obvious pairing

Charge your electric vehicle from your rooftop solar and reduce running costs to almost nothing. A 6.6kW solar system produces enough energy to charge a typical EV daily during summer.

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Petrol car: ~$2,160/year (15,000km at $1.80/L)
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EV on grid: ~$675/year (15,000km at $0.30/kWh)
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EV on solar: ~$112/year — a saving of over $2,000 vs petrol
$2,048
Annual savings vs petrol
$20k+
10-year total savings

Common questions

helpDo I need solar to own an EV?

No, but solar dramatically reduces running costs. Charging from the grid still costs about a third of petrol. With solar, it drops to near zero. Most EV owners find the combination pays for itself quickly.

helpWhat is the best home EV charger for solar owners?

The Zappi is the industry standard for solar integration, automatically adjusting charge rate to match available solar generation. Fronius Wattpilot is a strong choice if you already have Fronius solar.

helpHow long does it take to charge an EV at home?

A standard 7kW home charger adds 40–50km of range per hour. Most EVs go from near-empty to full overnight (8–10 hours). Faster 22kW chargers are available for three-phase homes.

helpAre there government incentives for EVs in Australia?

Yes. Several states offer stamp duty exemptions or reductions on new EVs. The federal Fringe Benefits Tax exemption applies to eligible EVs used as novated leases. Check your state's current scheme as rates vary and change regularly.

Ready to go electric?

Get a free quote for a home EV charger, with or without solar. We will match you with an installer who knows EVs.

Up to $5,350 in rebates • 19 days until battery rates change