Are you ready to see who's winning the electric vehicle race in Australia? The numbers are in, and they might surprise you! We're diving deep into the Australian EV sales figures for 2025, breaking down the data by both model and brand to give you the clearest picture possible.
This page serves as your go-to resource for tracking the electrifying evolution of Australia's automotive landscape. We meticulously compile sales data from authoritative sources, including the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) through their VFacts reports (check them out here: https://www.fcai.com.au/), the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC) (https://electricvehiclecouncil.com.au/), and direct reports from individual automotive companies.
Consider this your live dashboard! We'll be updating this page monthly as new data emerges and as new insights become available. Whether you're an industry professional seeking market intelligence or a consumer contemplating the switch to electric, this resource is designed with you in mind.
Looking for more in-depth information on specific EV models available Down Under? Head over to our EV Models page: (https://thedriven.io/ev-models/). And if you're keen on mastering the EV experience, don't miss our EV Explainers (https://thedriven.io/category/faqs/) section and our collection of Road Trips and Reviews (https://thedriven.io/category/road-trips/) – packed with practical tips and real-world perspectives.
Want to see how 2024 shaped up? You can find last year's data here: (https://thedriven.io/2025/01/03/australian-electric-vehicle-sales-by-month-and-by-model-in-2024/).
2025 Monthly EV Sales in Australia: Model by Model
Feast your eyes on the table below, where we meticulously track the monthly sales performance of each battery electric vehicle model currently available in Australia. You might notice some gaps (represented by a ‘-‘). This simply means we're awaiting data from the respective manufacturers. This is often the case for EVs that also have traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) versions of the same model, and the manufacturers don't always break out the EV numbers separately.
Below the individual model tallies, you'll find the total monthly EV sales figures as reported by the FCAI and EVC. And this is the part most people miss... The difference between these two totals represents the number of EVs for which we're still missing individual model data. It highlights the challenges in obtaining a complete, granular view of the market.
Some manufacturers have informed us that they won't be providing EV-specific breakdowns beyond what's already available in the VFacts report. So, unfortunately, some data will remain elusive unless we can uncover alternative sources. We're always on the hunt, though!
We've revamped our table format to make it even more user-friendly! You can now sort each column by clicking on the header, filter rows to find exactly what you're looking for, and adjust the number of rows displayed. By default, the table is sorted by the Year-to-Date (YTD) column, showcasing the top 10 best-selling vehicles.
Use the dropdown menu in the top-left corner of the table to adjust the number of visible rows, and enter your search criteria in the search box in the top-right corner to display only matching rows. Happy exploring!
[Sales data table for 2025 EV sales by model, as provided in the original content]
*XPeng recently shared a YTD figure of between 1,700 and 1,800 G6 sales up to October 2025. To provide a consistent monthly view, we've divided this total equally across the first 10 months of the year and carried forward that average for the remaining months. This is an estimate, of course, but it gives a good indication of their performance.
2025 Monthly EV Sales in Australia: Brand Power
Now, let's zoom out and look at the bigger picture: brand performance. The table below tracks monthly sales volume by brand for all battery electric vehicles currently sold in Australia. This data is aggregated from the model-level sales figures above, so the same caveats about missing data apply here as well.
[Sales data table for 2025 EV sales by brand, as provided in the original content]
But here's where it gets controversial... Some argue that focusing on brand-level data obscures the individual successes and failures of specific models. Others believe that brand loyalty and reputation heavily influence purchasing decisions, making brand-level analysis essential. What do you think? Is model-specific data more valuable, or is the brand view more insightful? Let us know in the comments!
A word from the author:
Tim brings a wealth of experience to this analysis, having spent 20 years in the IT industry, including 14 years as a network engineer and site reliability engineer at Google Australia. He's not just a data cruncher; he's a passionate EV and renewable energy enthusiast, dedicated to helping people understand and embrace these transformative technologies. He sees EVs not just as cars, but as a key part of a sustainable future.
What are your predictions for the Australian EV market in 2026? Which brands and models do you think will dominate? And what are the biggest hurdles preventing wider EV adoption in Australia? Share your thoughts in the comments below – we're eager to hear your perspective!
