Australian market

How the market moved.

Every EV published this week, its figures, and what we deliberately withheld. Week ending 6 September 2026.

This week · Week ending 6 September 2026

We published figures for 54 of 368 EVs this week, drawn from 3,787 advertised listings. Of the 52 we could measure week on week, 39 fell, 2 rose and 11 held steady.

368 tracked · 54 published this week (15% of the market) · 3,787 listings observed · evidence age 7 days

FBT exemption begins phasing out from April 2027 The federal FBT exemption for EVs via novated lease narrows from 1 April 2027. EVs under $75,000 keep the full exemption until 2029. EVs between $75k and $91,387 drop to a 25% discount from April 2027.

$53,540

Typical published price, across the 54 EVs priced this week

EVs tracked

368

Every EV in the Australian publication.

Published this week

15% of the market

EVs carrying a current figure.

Listings observed

3,787

Advertised listings behind the figures.

Typical evidence age

7 days

Across the EVs published this week.

Publication coverage

What we published, and what we held back

Published this week54 (15%)

A current figure from listings observed this week.

Last known figure60 (16%)

The figure stands, but the listings behind it are no longer current. Always labelled. Never used to judge an offer.

Not enough current listings253 (69%)

Too little evidence to publish responsibly, so we estimate nothing in its place.

Not seen in Australia1 (0%)

An EV the Australian market has never listed, as far as we can observe.

Cooling fastest

MG IM58 in both weeks−2.0%Volkswagen ID Buzz11 in both weeks−1.7%Audi Q6 e-tron8 in both weeks−1.5%Polestar 237 in both weeks−1.0%BYD Atto 155 in both weeks−0.9%

Holding value

Skoda Enyaq10 in both weeks+0.3%Hyundai Kona Electric70 in both weeks+0.1%MG MGS5 EV28 in both weeksStable BMW iX319 in both weeksStable Jaecoo J514 in both weeksStable

Where the published figures sit

Cars per $10,000 band

$20k–$30k6

$30k–$40k12

$40k–$50k7

$50k–$60k12

$60k–$70k8

$70k–$80k3

$80k–$90k3

$100k–$110k1

$110k–$120k1

$120k–$130k1

Each car counted once, at its own published figure. Bands are $10,000 wide.

Why figures were withheld

MotoIQ’s own reasons, in plain English

The sites carrying this car had not been re-checked recently enough to price it today.132

There were too few current listings to publish a price responsibly.76

MotoIQ has not settled how this car is identified in Australia, so nothing is published against it yet.23

The listings observed for this car did not pass MotoIQ’s checks, so none was counted.15

Every listing observed was new or demonstrator stock, which is not a used-car price.5

No listings were observed for this car in the published week.2

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