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- August 6, 2024
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- Tim Eden
The Driven publishes detailed sales data for Australian passenger electric vehicle sales on this page.
Data is sourced from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) report known as VFacts, the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC), as well as individual companies.
This page will be updated as new data is released each month, and as new information comes to hand. It is designed to be a reference point for the industry and consumers alike.
Monthly EV sales in Australia
The table below tracks the monthly volume of each passenger electric vehicle model currently sold in Australia. Missing data in some rows or cells indicates that we are waiting for information from those respective manufacturers, usually for electric vehicles that have an equivalent internal combustion engine (ICE) variant.
For more details on individual EV models available in Australia, please visit our EV Models page. And for handy tips on the EV experience, please check out our EV Explainers section and our section on Road Trips and Reviews.
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Ren Stimpy
5 days ago
There is no doubt in my investor mind – gungy sticky (idiot Arab driven) fossil fuels are dead dead dead. The battery is THE tech of the 21st century -and Christ we are only 20 or so years truly into it thus far. Just wait!
Solar Fan
2 days ago
Reply to Ren Stimpy
The fossil fuel people have bought Trump, so he’s their man. He’ll turn back the EV revolution if he can.
But I’m a Never Trump Guy.
https://youtube.com/shorts/0pB9I8f1ZzE
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Bill Johnson
21 hours ago
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Trump stumped his first election on the promise to save the coal industry only so see it crash even further. He is only a man, this EV, Renewables “thing” is far too big even for him. He4 might keep the Chinese out for a couple of years but Tesla will continue to grow as more and more people wake up to the idiocy of fossil fuels. They were good in their time, but now it is time for EVs and renewables…bye bye Big Oil.
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David
1 day ago
Reply to Ren Stimpy
Just avoid the the danger of becoming a cult member. Stay rational.
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Kamil
2 days ago
Hi Tim,
Thank you for these numbers.
The July numbers total 5,762, whereas Riz mentioned a total sales number of 6,743.
When can we get the missing numbers for July, and for some models, like the Ford Transit, even the last four months?
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Tim Eden
2 days ago
Reply to Kamil
Hi Kamil,
It’s a slightly complicated answer due to the way we need to collect the data unfortunately as there is no single source of truth. The short answer is the total in the spreadsheet here is simply the tally from all of the models we currently have data for, whereas the Riz number is an aggregate number reported by the FCAI. Once we start filling in more of the blanks with data from individual manufacturers the gap will close.
Thanks,
Tim
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Anthony
1 day ago
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Last edited 1 day ago by Anthony
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Anthony
1 day ago
A few models missing including the Mini Countryman Electric. I know they were on sale in July because I bought one. Why has BMW stopped reporting iX1 figures?
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Jamie Featherstone
1 day ago
Maybe put the total in the second column. Not easy to read on a phone (which is where most people will consume this).
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Rhett F
1 day ago
I’m glad my photo of all the BYDs that was taken from a BYD Facebook group is getting another feature. It was one of the first car transporters with BYD Dolphins in Melbourne.
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Tom Sjolund
1 day ago
As an owner of an EX30, I’m glad sales are still strong. A brilliant acr.
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