Electric cars available in Australia in 2026
A practical look at the newest affordable, family and long-range EVs worth comparing for a novated lease.
Read the guide →Explore current EV market updates and plain-English novated lease guides written for Australian employees comparing their next vehicle.
Current market information is reviewed regularly. Always confirm price, availability, vehicle eligibility and tax treatment before committing.
A practical look at the newest affordable, family and long-range EVs worth comparing for a novated lease.
Read the guide →The current exemption, the $75,000 line from April 2027, and what is scheduled from April 2029.
Read the guide →Understand the end-of-lease amount, common minimum percentages and the options available when the term ends.
Read the guide →Compare newer EV SUVs from JAECOO, Geely, MG, Leapmotor and BYD.
Open guide →02Which current models publish stronger WLTP range and what range figures really mean.
Open guide →03Registration, insurance, servicing, tyres, fuel, charging and budget adjustments.
Open guide →04Age limits, finance rules, vehicle condition and buying from a dealer or private seller.
Open guide →05Transfer, direct payment, payout and other common pathways explained.
Open guide →Novated lease comparisons are affected by the vehicle price, finance rate, lease term, residual value, employer policy, salary-packaging fees and the running costs built into the budget. Electric vehicles add another layer: charging access, battery range, insurance, tyres and changing fringe benefits tax settings.
LeaseShift brings those subjects together so you can compare the whole arrangement. The guides provide general information; a personalised quote and independent advice remain important before you commit.
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