Electric Cars Over $100K

Best Electric cars according to our experts

01.
Zeekr 009
People Mover
From
$115,900
9.3/10
People Mover
From
$115,900
Think the Kia Carnival is the king of people movers? Well meet the fully electric Zeekr 009, because this is truly the Rolls‑Royce of luxury vans but without the price tag.
02.
Volvo Ex90
SUV
From
$106,990
8.3/10
SUV
From
$106,990
The Volvo EX90 Ultra Twin Motor Performance is a sleek, seven‑seat electric SUV that blends luxury and tech with everyday practicality. With up to 570km of range, a powerful twin‑motor set‑up and a cabin full of thoughtful family features, it's Volvo's boldest EV yet. Is this the electric SUV that finally makes seven seats feel premium and practical?
03.
Mercedes-Benz Esprinter
Van
From
$104,864
8.1/10
Van
From
$104,864
The Mercedes‑Benz eSprinter offers a big payload rating with zero tailpipe emissions, but is that enough to win favour with buyers given its limited driving range and six‑figure price tag?
04.
Cadillac Vistiq
SUV
From
$116,000
8.0/10
SUV
From
$116,000
Cadillac is known for its larger than life, ultra‑flashy cars and it has finally launched a baby Escalade in Australia with an electric powertrain. See how it stacks up against fierce competition.
05.
Hyundai Ioniq 9
SUV
From
$119,750
7.9/10
SUV
From
$119,750
Nine may not logically follow five and six, but in the world of Hyundai's EV sub‑brand the large, three‑row, dual‑motor Ioniq 9 SUV has joined its existing pure‑electric Ioniq 5 and 6 stablemates. With a price tag to match its substantial scale it propels the South Korean maker into new territory in the local new car market. Will it make an impact? Andrew Chesterton is on a mission to find out.