Car Deals Australia

You're getting a free 22kW wall charger and $2000 off the GAC Aion V, one of the best-value mid-size electric SUVs going around.

• 510km WLTP range from an LFP battery, plus 180kW max DC fast charging
• Bigger inside with more range than the similarly priced Atto 3
• Comes with an 8-year unlimited-kilometre warranty

Just note the $40,590 is before on-road costs.

You're looking at the cheapest RWD mid-size electric SUV on the market right now.

• $48,990 driveaway, so no surprise on-roads to worry about
• 530km WLTP range means fewer charging stops on longer trips
• 10 year/250,000km warranty when you service with MG
• Capped price servicing averages roughly $268 per year over 7 years

Geely is running a strong finance offer across its full lineup right now.

• $0 deposit with a 36-month term
• 0.68% p.a. comparison rate
• Bonus 1000kWh public charging credit when you trade in

With interest rates where they are, a 0% deposit and sub-1% rate is genuinely worth a look if you're in the market.

You're getting a stack of free extras with this pre-order on the MY27 Zeekr 7X RWD, priced from $57,900 plus on-road costs.

• Complimentary premium paint in Tech Grey, Crystal White or Forest Green (plus Tech Grey with black roof)
• Free interior choice: Charcoal Black & Stone Grey, or Ivory & Polar White
• Two scheduled services and a 7kW home wall charger included
• 5,000 Zeekr App points and a complimentary gift package thrown in

A solid bundle for anyone ready to go electric without paying extra for the nice-to-haves.

Shopping for a used car? Grab an official PPSR check by rego for just $3.57 (down from $5.95) with code OZB40 at MyCarCheck — perfect if you only have the number plate from an ad.

• Search the rego first and they'll show you the car's make, model, colour and partial VIN for free, so you can confirm it's the right vehicle before paying
• You get the official PPSR certificate (PDF) covering money owing, written-off status, stolen check and registration details — all in plain English
• Code OZB40 takes 40% off until 25 November 2026, capped at 150 uses total, so don't sit on it

Worth knowing: if you've already got the VIN, the government's own search is $2.00 — this deal is for when you've only got the rego or want to verify the car first.

Score up to $1,000 cashback when you take out a novated lease on a Tesla Model 3, Jaecoo J5 or BYD Sealion 7 through Novated Lease Australia — just order between 20 October and 2 November 2026 and settle by 31 January 2027.

• BYD Sealion 7 stacks up nicely — the $1,000 cashback stacks on top of BYD's current factory offers (6% discount + $4,000 cashback), so you could pocket up to $5,000 all up
• $1,000 cashback each on the Tesla Model 3 and Jaecoo J5
• You'll need to be an Aussie resident 18+, buy through a dealer, and get your lease approved and settled before the cut-off dates — full T&Cs on the Novated Lease Australia site

If you've been eyeing an EV on a novated lease, this is a pretty easy grand to grab — just don't sit on it past 2 November!

You won't believe this, but you can grab a brand new VW Golf with 0% finance — that's basically free money.

• No interest charges means you're only paying for the car itself, not a cent more
• Perfect if you've been eyeing a Golf but didn't want to cop the usual finance costs
• Deals like this are rare for VW, so it's worth a look before it disappears

If you've been sitting on the fence about a new set of wheels, this is your nudge to go check it out.

If you're after a hybrid SUV without the usual price sting, this Kona deal is worth a look.

• $39,990 driveaway — that's the full on-road price, no nasty surprises at the dealer
• Available on new Kona Hybrid FWD stock (Smartstream G1.6 GDi, 6-speed DCT) with no added options
• You'll need to purchase and take delivery between 1 October and 31 December 2026
• Heads up: it's private buyers only (no fleet, government or rental), can't be combined with other offers, and it's while stock lasts

If the timing works for you, it's a solid chance to get into a hybrid SUV at a sharp driveaway price — just check with your local participating dealer before stock runs out.

If you've been eyeing a family SUV, this Skoda Kodiaq Select deal is seriously worth a look.

• Repayments from just $54/week at a 2.99% p.a. comparison rate, plus a $2,000 deposit contribution from Skoda
• You're also getting a FREE 3-year Care Plan, covering your first three scheduled services
• Prefer something different? The offer extends to selected Kodiaq Sportline, Karoq and Octavia models too
• Just don't drag your feet — it ends 31 December 2026, while eligible stock lasts, so check the full terms before you commit

You can now grab the 2026 Tesla Model 3 Premium from $52,150 — that's a tidy $2,950 saving if you want the premium features the newer entry-level Model 3 drops.

• Long Range inventory is also cut by $3,100, down from $61,900 to $58,800
• Just budget for $1,400 delivery, a $400 order fee, and on-road costs on top
• Inventory only, so stock is limited — and if you'd rather chase a $9k saving, the 2027 entry-level Model 3 is worth a look instead

If you're after the cheapest electric SUV in Australia, the Leapmotor B03X just stole the crown — and the deals are sharp if you move before December 31, 2026.

• Style (Acorn Brown): $29,990 drive-away — that's $2,000 under the BYD Atto 2's before-on-roads price
• Design LR: $33,990 drive-away gets you 382km range, a bigger 53kWh battery, heated seats, heated steering wheel, surround-view camera, and a 12-speaker sound system
• Both come loaded with a 14.6-inch touchscreen, wireless CarPlay/Android Auto, adaptive cruise, blind-spot monitoring, and full safety tech as standard

These are pre-order prices for delivery between October and December 2026, so lock one in now if you want the deal.

If you've been eyeing an EV but the price tags keep scaring you off, Nissan just made the Ariya a lot easier to say yes to.

• Engage from $42,990 drive-away — that's roughly $15,000 off, with no nasty on-road costs on top
• Want more range? The Advance+ is $51,990 drive-away with a 504km WLTP range and an 87kWh battery
• Need AWD grunt? The Evolve e-4ORCE is $60,990 drive-away, packing 290kW and a 0-100km/h sprint of just 5.6 seconds

At these prices, the Ariya's finally taking the fight to its EV rivals — head to Nissan's website to lock one in before the deal disappears.

If you're in the market for a new family SUV, Costco members can currently save thousands on a new Nissan X-Trail.

• Petrol ST 2WD: around $5,700 off
• Hybrid ST-L 2WD: around $6,600 off
• Hybrid Ti 2WD: around $7,800 off
• Hybrid Ti-L 4WD: around $8,600 off

You'll need to be a current Costco member, register on the Autoconnect website before ordering, and purchase between 1 Sept and 31 Dec 2026 (delivery by 31 Jan 2027). Dealer delivery is also capped at $995, and Executive Members can score up to a $400 Costco Shop Card on top.

Tesla just dropped a new entry-level Model 3 RWD for $45,900 plus on-roads — that's a huge $9,000 saving over the Premium RWD, and somehow you actually get more range.

• 572km WLTP range (52km more than the Premium) and 0-100km/h in 6.2 seconds
• You still get the good stuff: panoramic glass roof, heated seats and steering wheel, 16-inch touchscreen, Matrix LED headlights, blind-spot monitoring and a hands-free power boot
• To hit that price you do lose a few niceties — ventilated front seats, the rear touchscreen, ambient dash lighting and two speakers — but for most buyers that's an easy trade for nine grand back in your pocket

If you've been waiting for a genuinely well-equipped EV sedan under $46K, this is worth a serious look before Tesla tweaks the pricing.

Thinking about a new car? You can drive away a Geely EX5, EX2, or STARRAY EM-i with a seriously low 0.09% p.a. comparison rate on 36-month finance — and you won't need a cent for a deposit.

• $0 deposit on a 36-month term, with finance approved by 31 October 2026 and settled by 13 November 2026
• Just budget for a loan establishment fee (around $1,500), plus a dealer origination fee of up to $1,495
• Applies to new stock EX5, EX2 and STARRAY EM-i vehicles — private buyers only, no balloons

It's a genuinely sharp rate if you're in the market for one of these, but do the maths on the fees first so there are no surprises.

You can pocket a massive $4,000 cashback on most BYD models right now — that's serious savings on some of Australia's best-value hybrids and EVs.

• The Seal 6 Touring is Australia's cheapest PHEV wagon at just $35,990 + ORC, with a huge 670L boot and 100km electric range
• The Sealion 5 starts at only $29,990 + ORC — one of the cheapest PHEV SUVs in the country and $16,000 less than a new RAV4
• Also included: Seal 6 ($30,990), Sealion 6 ($38,990), Sealion 7 ($50,990), Sealion 8 ($52,990) and Shark 6 Premium ($53,900 + ORC)

If you've been eyeing a BYD, this is your moment to grab one at a price you won't see for long.

You can grab Australia's cheapest PHEV SUV for just $25,990 driveaway — that's around $10,000 less than a Toyota Yaris Cross, and you're getting way more car for your money.

• The Atto 2 DM-i Essential is both a hybrid and plug-in hybrid, and it's cheaper than any rival on the market
• Launch offer includes a $1,000 fixed on-road cost incentive, with effective savings up to $2,175 in NSW
• No hidden costs — the driveaway price covers everything, so what you see is what you pay

If you've been waiting for an affordable hybrid SUV that doesn't skimp on size, this is your moment.

If you're after a new car that won't guzzle fuel, Suzuki's hybrid range is worth a look right now.

• Swift Hybrid from $24,990 and FronX Hybrid from $29,990 driveaway — note these prices exclude Northern NSW & Queensland
• Both run a 1.2L hybrid engine with a claimed 3.8L/100km fuel economy (manual)
• You're getting a 9-inch HD touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay, keyless entry, rear camera and a solid safety suite including 6 airbags and lane departure warnings

Worth a call to your local dealer to confirm stock and pricing before you go in!

Want a plug-in hybrid without the plug-in hybrid price tag? The BYD Atto 2 DM-i has just landed as Australia's cheapest PHEV, and you can pre-order yours now.

• Essential from $24,990 (plus on-roads) — a 7.85kWh battery gives you 39km of electric-only range for the daily commute
• Premium from $29,990 — splash out and you're getting a bigger 18.03kWh battery with 90km of EV range, plus that punchy 145kW/300Nm electric motor
• Prefer full electric? The Atto 2 EV starts at $31,990 (Dynamic) or $35,990 (Premium)
• All 2027 models, so you're pre-ordering the latest before they hit showrooms

If you've been curious about going hybrid, this is about as low as the entry price gets in Australia right now.

You can now drive away in a Mazda 6e GT with a massive 560km range for just $52,990 — no hidden on-roads, no surprises.

• That's a seriously sharp price, especially when it's tied as the 3rd cheapest 500km+ EV on the market right now
• You're getting a Changan-built electric sedan with genuine long-distance range, so weekend trips and daily commutes are covered
• If you've been eyeing an EV but don't want to pay top dollar for range, this one deserves a test drive

You can score a $2,000 "Your Way" bonus when you order a BYD Atto 2 Premium for $35,990 plus on-road costs — put it towards cold hard cashback or load up on accessories, charging gear, car care and merch.

• Orders between 1 August and 30 September 2026, delivered by 31 October 2026
• Choose your $2,000 as cashback or products/services (varies by dealer, so confirm at order time)
• Heads up: demonstrator, fleet, government and rental purchases don't qualify, so this one's for private buyers
• With EVs this affordable already, a free two grand on top is a genuinely tidy sweetener — just don't sit on it past September!

This is the cheapest the BYD Dolphin has ever been, and you're getting one of the best value EVs in Australia for under $30,000 — that's roughly $7,000 less than a comparable Toyota Corolla.

• $28,888 driveaway — cheaper than the MG4 Urban and even BYD's own tiny Atto 1 Premium
• 340km WLTP range, so you're sorted for the daily commute and weekend trips
• Order between 15 Sept and 15 Dec 2026, with delivery by 31 Oct 2026 and the offer ending 31 Dec 2026 — so don't sit on it

Australia just got its cheapest brand new car ever, and it's electric!

• The BYD Atto 1 Essential is now $19,990 driveaway nationwide — that's cheaper than any petrol car on sale
• You're saving about $1,000 compared to the next cheapest option, the MG3 Vibe at $20,990 driveaway
• Bonus: BYD's dealer network is booming, with 150+ locations coming by end of 2026, so servicing and support won't be a hassle

If you've been waiting for an affordable EV, this is your moment — grab it before prices change.

You can now grab a brand new Mahindra XUV 3XO AX5L for just $22,490 driveaway — that's $1,500 off the normal price, and honestly, it's close to the cheapest new car you'll find in Australia.

• Turbo 1.2L engine with impressive 6.5L/100km fuel economy
• Loaded with Level 2 ADAS, dual-zone climate, 26cm HD touchscreen and digital cluster
• Wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Harman/Kardon sound, wireless charging and 65W USB
• 16" alloy wheels, rear camera, push-button start and plenty more

Just a heads up — this offer is only on 2025 built stock and ends 31st October 2026, so don't sit on it if you're keen.