The most popular battery EVs in New Zealand, ranked by nationwide registration numbers. Month Top 10 BEVs in August 2023 1. BYD Atto 3 131 units 2. MG 4 96 units 3. MG ZS EV 72 units 4. Tesla Model Y 72 units 5. Ford Mustang Mach-E 53 units 6. Kia Niro 51 units 7.
An efficient vehicle travels the furthest using the lowest amount of energy. Listed in order of most efficient to the least, using the WLTP consumption rating. Running cost is based on 0.25 cents per kWh electricity price. WLTP* Economy** Vehicle Wh / km Running cost ($/100km) km / kWh Hyundai IONIQ 38 kWh 138 $3.45
The quickest electric cars in NZ 🔥 EVs are known for their instant torque and speed off the mark. Acceleration speed is not just a vanity spec – it reveals more about the drivetrain than battery size or motor power output alone. Batteries are heavy, so a larger battery requires more power to move the
Find the cheapest EVs in both the new and used market, along with best value vehicles in terms of range. Cheapest new EVs Click vehicle for specs 1. MG 4 51 Excite RANGE350km PRICE$46,990 AFTER REBATE$39,975 2. GWM Ora RANGE310km PRICE$47,900 AFTER REBATE$40,885 3. MG ZS EV RANGE320km PRICE$47,990 AFTER REBATE$40,975 4. Nissan Leaf 40 kWh RANGE270km PRICE$49,990 AFTER
A large number of electric vehicles are rated for towing. EVs by tow capacity Prices are RRP (before rebate). Please check the manufacturer’s site for the most up-to-date details. Vehicle Braked kg Unbraked kg Price BMW iX 40 Sport 2,500 750 $159,900 BMW iX 50 2,500 750 $207,800 BMW iX M60 2,500 750 $238,900 BMW
Bidirectional charging is a feature in electric vehicles that allows the vehicle’s battery to both receive and supply electrical energy. In New Zealand, several vehicles feature a Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability. V2L is useful for powering appliances, tools, or electronic devices during outdoor activities, camping, or when access to a traditional power source may be limited