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2026 Geely EX5 Review: A premium-feeling electric SUV at an affordable price?

The EX5 has become one of Australia’s most popular EVs. The EX5 (10,737) is the third best-selling EV in the country behind the Tesla Model Y (31,454) and BYD Sealion 7 (17,277). The Geely EX5 Extended Range Inspire costs $45,990 before on-road costs, or roughly $48,500 to $51,000 drive-away depending on your state and dealer. It’s a mid-size electric SUV, and the 2026 update brings a bigger 68.4kWh battery and more range than the launch model.

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New EV Brands Coming to Australia

Electric vehicles are growing quickly in Australia, with more people making the switch each year as prices fall and more models become available. Global events since the start of the year have further accelerated interest in EVs, adding momentum to an already rapidly growing market.

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Is an Electric Vehicle Worth Financing for Your Business?

Chattel mortgages are one of the most common ways Australian businesses finance vehicles. They offer ownership from day one, predictable repayments, and a range of tax benefits that standard car loans do not. For businesses already using this product, the question is increasingly becoming: does it make sense to finance an electric vehicle on a chattel mortgage?

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Do EVs Really Suit Australian Distances?

Electric vehicles are growing quickly in Australia, with more people making the switch each year as prices fall and more models become available. Global events since the start of the year have further accelerated interest in EVs, adding momentum to an already rapidly growing market.

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State of EVs in Australia in 2026

Electric vehicles are growing quickly in Australia, with more people making the switch each year as prices fall and more models become available. Global events since the start of the year have further accelerated interest in EVs, adding momentum to an already rapidly growing market.

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The EX5 has become one of Australia’s most popular EVs. The EX5 (10,737) is the third best-selling EV in the country behind the Tesla Model Y (31,454) and BYD Sealion 7 (17,277). The Geely EX5 Extended Range Inspire costs $45,990 before on-road costs, or roughly $48,500 to $51,000 drive-away depending on your state and dealer. It’s a mid-size electric SUV, and the 2026 update brings a bigger 68.4kWh battery and more range than the launch model.