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Electric cars come with plenty of claims. WATTCAR works out what they actually mean — and tells you what we think.
WATTCAR COTY 2027Australia’s Car of the Year award just for plug-in cars.
The field is building. These are some of the WattCars we think could be in the conversation as we search for Australia’s best electric car.
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The sort of EV that could make electric feel normal. REPORT CARD →
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One constantly updated list of every BEV and serious plug-in currently on sale.
MarketWattch.The Australian EV market. Moving fast. Very fast.
Claimed range is useful. Real range is useful-er.
Peak speed makes a good headline. The charging curve gets you home.
PUBLIC CHARGING
We stopped worrying about reaching the charger. Now we worry about what happens when we get there.
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POSSIBLE CONTENDER · 2027The iCaur V25 is coming to Australia. And it might be exactly the sort of plug-in we mean.
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POSSIBLE CONTENDER · 2027Xiaomi is coming to Australia — and the SU7 gives us another reason to watch 2027 very closely.
READ →A live scan of electric-car news from around the world. We surface the stories worth knowing and send you to the original publisher.
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kW, kWh, WLTP, DC, V2L… the jargon can be confusing. Our plain-English guide explains the terms you actually need to know — with the occasional translation the brochure forgot to mention.
DECODE THE REST →Our ambition is simple. To make WATTCAR COTY an award Australian car buyers value — and manufacturers are genuinely proud to win.
That means doing the work, asking the right questions and judging every contender on what really matters.