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🇦🇺 Chinese EVs in Australia: which ones can you buy?

Australia is an open market for Chinese EVs. Below is every model we track, checked against Australia's framework.

Australia's import framework

Chinese-built cars are around a third of new-vehicle sales, and BYD reached the top of the brand charts in 2026. Right-hand-drive availability is strong.

All models checked for Australia

Coming / exporting (4)

• Leapmotor B10 — Leapmotor B10 is part of a Asia-Pacific-wide rollout, which covers Australia.
• NIO Firefly — NIO Firefly has an official route into Australia.
• XPeng Mona L03 — XPeng Mona L03 has an official route into Australia.
• Zeekr 9X — Zeekr 9X has an official route into Australia.

Not yet confirmed (8)

• AITO M8 — Not individually confirmed for the AITO M8 in Australia yet.
• AITO M9 (2026) — Not individually confirmed for the AITO M9 (2026) in Australia yet.
• BYD Seal 08 — Not individually confirmed for the BYD Seal 08 in Australia yet.
• Denza N9 — Not individually confirmed for the Denza N9 in Australia yet.
• Leapmotor B01 — Not individually confirmed for the Leapmotor B01 in Australia yet.
• Onvo L80 — Not individually confirmed for the Onvo L80 in Australia yet.
• XPeng G7 — Not individually confirmed for the XPeng G7 in Australia yet.
• XPeng P7+ — Not individually confirmed for the XPeng P7+ in Australia yet.

Not available (3)

• Xiaomi Skynomad — No — there is no official way to buy the Xiaomi Skynomad in Australia today, and not because of Australia's rules.
• Xiaomi YU7 (Standard) — No — there is no official way to buy the Xiaomi YU7 (Standard) in Australia today, and not because of Australia's rules.
• Xiaomi YU7 GT — No — there is no official way to buy the Xiaomi YU7 GT in Australia today, and not because of Australia's rules.

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