Electric Vehicle Index

The Australian Automobile Association’s (AAA) Electric Vehicle (EV) Index tracks the progression and uptake of electric vehicles and alternative vehicle fuel types in Australia over time.

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Last updated Q3 2024
All fuels (289,098 total sales)
  1. Toyota
  2. Mazda
  3. Ford
  4. Kia
  5. Hyundai
  6. Mitsubishi
  7. Isuzu Ute
  8. MG
  9. GWM
  10. Subaru
  11. Nissan
  12. Volkswagen
  13. Tesla
  14. BMW
  15. BYD
  16. Mercedes-Benz
  17. Suzuki
  18. Lexus
  19. Chery
  20. Audi
  21. Honda
  22. LDV
  23. Volvo
  24. Land Rover
  25. Porsche
  26. SsangYong
  27. Skoda
  28. MINI
  29. Chevrolet
  30. RAM
  31. Renault
  32. Jeep
  33. CUPRA
  34. Peugeot
  35. Polestar
  36. Genesis
  37. Jaguar
  38. Fiat
  39. Alfa Romeo
  40. Maserati
  41. Lamborghini
  42. Ferrari
  43. Citroen
  44. Bentley
  45. Aston Martin
  46. Lotus
  47. McLaren
  48. Rolls-Royce
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New vehicle sales by fuel type and vehicle type

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New model availability by fuel type and vehicle type

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This table shows new light vehicle sales by fuel type and vehicle type in Australia. For instance, between 1 July 2024 and 30 September 2024, 6,235 new, Medium SUV BEVs were sold. Blank cells denote zero values.

© Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries 2021 and © Electric Vehicle Council.  Based on information provided by and with the permission of the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, and the Electric Vehicle Council.

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New vehicle sales by fuel type over time

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ICE
214,500
21,629
 
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Hybrid
48,282
1,555
 
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BEV
18,990
6,363
 
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PHEV
7,323
2,648
 
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HFCEV
3
2
 
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By quarter: New light vehicle sales by jurisdiction

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Vehicle type sales broken down by fuel type

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Vehicle type available models broken down by fuel type

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This table shows the share of each vehicle type’s new light vehicle sales in Australia by each fuel type.

For instance, 98.69% of new vans sold between 1 July 2024 and 30 September 2024 were ICE vans.

When 0.00% is shown, this denotes a percentage greater than zero, but less than 0.005%. Therefore, due to rounding these will appear as 0.00%. True zero values will have blank cells.

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Fuel type sales broken down by manufacturer

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Fuel type sales broken down by vehicle type

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Fuel type available models broken down by manufacturer

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Fuel type available models broken down by vehicle type

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The graphs and table show the share of each fuel types’ new light vehicle sales in Australia by each manufacturer.

For instance, Toyota sold the most new light vehicle Hybrids between 1 July 2024 and 30 September 2024.

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Fuel type breakdown

All fuels

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Sales broken down by vehicle type and fuel type

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Available models broken down by vehicle type and fuel type

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This table shows the share of Australia’s total new light vehicle sales by each vehicle type and fuel type.

For instance, 17.80% of new light vehicles sold in Australia between 1 July 2024 and 30 September 2024 were Ute (4WD) ICE models.

When 0.00% is shown, this denotes a percentage greater than zero, but less than 0.005%. Therefore, due to rounding these will appear as 0.00%. True zero values will have blank cells.

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Vehicle specification information

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This table shows manufacturer list price* (i) ($AUD), battery range (km), energy consumption (kWh/100km) and battery fast recharge time (minutes) for all BEVs offered for sale as new in Australia as at 30 October 2024.
Information for range and energy consumption are sourced from the Australian Government’s Green Vehicle Guide; information for fast recharge time is sourced directly from manufacturers’ websites; and information for list price is sourced from Redbook (redbook.com.au).

*The exception is the GWM Ora and LDV eDeliver 7 which only provide a drivea way cost estimate (inclusive of delivery costs, stamp duty and registration).

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Model
Vehicle Type
Variant Details
Fast Charge Time
(Minutes)
Range (km)
Energy Consumption
(kWh/100km)
ANCAP Safety Rating
Listed Price ($AUD)

(i) Listed price is the retail price inclusive of Goods and Services Tax and Luxury Car Tax, but excluding delivery costs, stamp duty and registration establishing fees.

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Geographic distribution of vehicle registrations

Registration Data as at 31 January 2024
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International comparison

Last Updated Q3 2022
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This table provides an international comparison of manufacturer list prices for 26 equivalent light vehicle models available in different countries. Prices are shown for lowest retail price variants (as such specifications may vary) available in Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, Germany, China, Japan, Norway, and the United States of America. Where an equivalent model is not available in a particular country, a price is not shown.

Prices were collected by JATO Dynamics between 14-28 October 2022 and are displayed in both local currencies and Australian dollars using the average conversion rate during the same period.

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Model
Fuel Type
Vehicle Type
ANCAP Safety Rating
Australia
Norway
New Zealand
Germany
China
Japan
USA
Great Britain

Disclaimer: The manufacturer list price is the price set by the manufacturer inclusive of federal taxes such as import tariffs, but exclusive of costs considered ‘drive away costs’ in the respective country. The data sources page provides further detail on what taxes and costs are included for each country.