New Electric Cars Coming To Australia

Even though australia doesn t have the stringent emissions targets some other developed countries do there s still an influx of evs to look forward to.

New electric cars coming to australia.

A first for mercedes benz it will available to buy online or through 9 select dealerships. This is the fruit of elon musk s plan to democratise electric vehicles. The ioniq is hyundai s answer to the toyota prius available in three flavours hybrid plug in hybrid and electric. A significant number of new electric cars are coming to the market.

Here are ten electric cars expected to arrive in australia in the next few years. Tesla model 3 setting records with several hundred thousand deposits the model 3 debuted last year to a rapturous response. The first all electric vehicle from mercedes benz the eqc 400 premium electric suv has an 80kwh battery with 353km range wltp and is will arrive in australia in the first quarter of 2020. They ve been around for a while and 2020 will be one of the busiest years yet when it comes to new releases.

New electric vehicles coming to australia in 2020 by tom fraser 17 mar 2020 car advice even though the australian government lays dormant on the issue of providing incentives infrastructure and emissions targets according to jaguar two thirds of australians will be driving electric cars within the next 10 years. A re evs about to have their iphone moment going from the cars on your wish list telsa to the everyday. Over the next year five new models of electric vehicles evs with friendlier price tags are expected to land in australia with even more on the way after that. New ford electric vehicle could come to australia thanks to rivian by cameron kirby 25 apr 2019 news an american company that is yet to produce a single car has received over half a billion dollars of investment from one of the biggest manufacturers in the world which could result in a new ford electric car being sold in australia.

It s unclear whether we ll get both hybrid versions but hyundai australia plans to introduce the ioniq electric around mid 2018 and has quite strong interest from government and fleet operators. Welcome to the zero tailpipe emissions future. Electric vehicles aren t a fad.