Official WLTP range
The exact Australian-market variant's laboratory figure. NEDC and WLTC results must never be labelled WLTP, and overseas specifications aren't assumed to apply here.
Discover your next electric car with useful Australian specifications, actual range-testing context, real pricing research and a smarter way to find charging on the open road.
Find rapid chargers by network, compare 50 / 150 / 250 kW stations, and put together a road trip across Australia.
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Choose the location and adjust assumed dealer delivery. Victorian figures are calculations, not dealer quotes. National prices are third-party indicative figures dated September 2026.
Specifications vary with tyre size, model year, battery pack and Australian homologation. For commercial vehicles, cargo capacity is shown in m³ rather than passenger-car litres.
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The exact Australian-market variant's laboratory figure. NEDC and WLTC results must never be labelled WLTP, and overseas specifications aren't assumed to apply here.
Bjørn Nyland's 120 km/h tests and Out of Spec Reviews' 70 mph (112.7 km/h) tests. Results require a matching battery, model year, drivetrain and a link to the original review.
Maximum DC kW is not average charging speed. Charging duration keeps its actual published interval: 0–80, 10–80, 20–80 or 30–80%. None are interchangeable.
The model photographs are sourced from individually checked Wikimedia Commons pages. Some have attribution or share-alike requirements and may show an overseas or different trim of the same model. Credits and licence links are available in the image-credits area and on vehicle detail pages. We do not present media-library downloads as “copyright-free” simply because a press office published them.
Browse all photo credits & licences ↗Selected primary-source updates from the Australian EV market. Automated news ingestion comes later. No automatic republication of news stories.
A useful example of why Australian manufacturer documents take precedence over overseas or community data.
Manufacturer specification ↗Ford lists 10–80% DC charging in approximately 29 minutes and up to 346 km WLTP for the Sport.
Ford Australia ↗Manufacturer media archives provide photography, technical releases and original source documents, subject to media-use restrictions.
Porsche Newsroom ↗