There’s a proliferation of electric vehicles in Australia now, and they come in all shapes, sizes, and price brackets.
While EVs are not viable for everyone yet, it’s fair to say those who are considering the jump from combustion cars to electrics are spoilt for choice.
So, which EVs are the best? Chasing Cars has the answers after gathering 24 battery vehicles and grouping them into three brackets: Under $60,000, $60-80,000, and $80,000 up to the LCT (Luxury Car Tax) threshold.
Our comprehensive testing incorporated urban road loops, dynamic ‘country road’ drives at a special private facility, and testing of acceleration, braking, battery efficiencies and ranges, and recharging capabilities.
Time codes:
0:00 – Intro
3:00 – How we tested
3:16 – Range and Efficiency Sub-$60K
4:02 – Range and Efficiency $60-80K
5:02 – Range and Efficiency $60-80K
6:03 – Performance testing
8:32 – Performance testing results table
8:47 – Dynamics, Cabin and Value assessments: Bottom 8 EVs
12:22 – Dynamics including urban loops, Cabin and Value assessments: Most recommendable EVs
33:52 – State of the EV market
34:23 – Verdict: Sub-$60,000 EV winner
35:15 – Verdict: $80,000 to LCT winner
36:10 – Verdict: Overall & $60,000-80,000 EV winner
37:34 – Gold Star EVs
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