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Last updated: 2026-06-15
Cadillac is bringing two new electric SUVs to Australia—the Optiq and Vistiq—with contrasting designs and features aimed at the local market.
The FTN Motion StreetdogXR combines scooter practicality with retro café racer styling, delivering easy urban commuting and decent range, though its charging system could be more convenient.
Leapmotor's flagship D19 SUV offers six or seven seats with electric or range-extender powertrains and luxury features, though its Australian market viability remains uncertain.
Hyundai's 2026 Ioniq 6 N is a high-performance electric vehicle that combines cutting-edge technology with track-focused capabilities, offering a polarising but undeniably swift driving experience.
The Hyundai Ioniq 6 N delivers impressive track performance with extensive drive mode options that reward exploration. The performance EV proves capable even without drift features enabled.
The Deepal E07 2026 is a distinctive electric SUV arriving in Australia that combines unconventional pickup-style practicality with eye-catching design.
The 2026 Toyota bZ4X Touring and Subaru Trailseeker are compared across pricing, specs, warranty and servicing as the two closely related EVs prepare to arrive in Australia.
RACV compares Kia's Australian EV lineup, covering the EV3, EV4, EV5, EV6 and EV9 to help buyers understand how each model stacks up.
The Driven takes a closer look at the updated 2026 Geely EX5 ER Inspire, unpacking a larger battery and additional standard features to assess whether it can hold its place as one of Australia's favourite electric SUVs.
The BYD Sealion 7 arrives with 502km range, dual motors and a starting price of $47,990 drive-away, making it one of the most compelling mid-size electric SUVs available.
BMW's Neue Klasse iX3 delivers 805km WLTP range — the longest of any EV sold in Australia — paired with 270kW charging and a dramatic design overhaul.
The updated Kia EV6 Long Range offers 582km WLTP range and 800V ultra-fast charging, making it one of the most practical long-distance EVs on sale.
Chinese newcomer Zeekr launches the 001 shooting brake with 800V architecture, 230kW DC charging, and sports-car performance at a mid-range price.