Electric Cars Under $100K

Best Electric cars according to our experts

01.
Kia EV9
SUV
From
$97,000
8.4/10
SUV
From
$97,000
Kia's EV9 is big, bold and all electric. It also pushes the Korean brand into its most premium space to date. So, does a three‑row, seven‑seat electric SUV make sense for Australia? We put the EV9 to the test to find out.
02.
Audi Q6 E-Tron
SUV
From
$99,900
8.1/10
SUV
From
$99,900
This is the future... of Audi, at least. It's not so much the Q6 e‑tron itself, but what's under it. The 'Premium Platform Electric' which it rides on will underpin future Audi models as well as others from Porsche, which co‑developed it.
03.
Audi Q6
SUV
From
$99,818
8.1/10
SUV
From
$99,818
This is the future... of Audi, at least. It's not so much the Q6 e‑tron itself, but what's under it. The 'Premium Platform Electric' which it rides on will underpin future Audi models as well as others from Porsche, which co‑developed it.
04.
MG Cyberster
Convertible
From
$99,900
7.5/10
Convertible
From
$99,900
MG has released it's first sports car in many years, and it's electric. Can the now‑Chinese brand revive its British roots with the Cyberster?
05.
Mercedes-Benz Evito
Van
From
$98,951
7.5/10
Van
From
$98,951
The mid‑size van segment is evolving, with all‑electric models emerging left, right and centre. Mercedes‑Benz's eVito is one of the newest entrants, but is it up to the challenge of tradie life? The answer is yes... and no.