Asking for the best EV in Australia in 2023 is like picking the best beach—depends if you want waves, shade, or a kiosk.
For value, the BYD Atto 3 and MG ZS EV deliver proper range (roughly 320–440 km WLTP) and smart kit for about $45k–$55k drive-away.
If you want the all-rounder, the Tesla Model 3 nails efficiency, charging network access, and software polish, with real-world range in the mid-400s to ~600 km and pricing roughly $61k–$86k.
Prefer futuristic family cruisers? Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6 bring 800V fast charging, roomy cabins, and about 450–520 km WLTP for roughly $70k–$95k.
Need a taller boot and toddler-friendly doors? Tesla Model Y is the pragmatic pick with similar range and a price tag that sits between the Atto 3 and EV6 brigade.
Shortlist by budget, charging access, and space; then test for ride comfort and tech quirks—your backside and brain will make the final call.
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