Australian EV reference database
Compare the headline high-voltage battery warranty terms published by major EV manufacturers in Australia, with direct links back to the manufacturer source.
Expanded 29 September 2026 · see individual review dates
Warranty coverage can vary by model, trim, delivery date, model year, usage and warranty conditions. EVITAL records the headline Australian term and any clearly published capacity threshold, but the manufacturer’s current warranty document remains authoritative for an individual vehicle.
Geely
Verified 29 September 2026Geely lists eight years with unlimited kilometres for private-use batteries. Commercial-use terms and exclusions differ; check the applicable warranty booklet.
Check manufacturer sourceZeekr
Verified 29 September 2026The published policy lists a different 150,000 km battery limit for commercial vehicles. Physical damage and misuse are excluded. Check registration date, use and the applicable policy.
Check manufacturer sourceXPENG
Verified 29 September 2026The Australian FAQ lists eight years / 160,000 km for the traction battery and specified electric-drive components. No capacity threshold is asserted here; consult the full warranty terms.
Check manufacturer sourceLeapmotor
Verified 29 September 2026Leapmotor’s Australian C10 announcement lists eight years / 160,000 km for the high-voltage battery. Confirm the exact vehicle and applicable warranty booklet; do not extend this term to every model automatically.
Check manufacturer sourceTesla
Verified 10 September 2026Selected long-range and performance variants are listed by Tesla at 8 years / 192,000 km. Coverage varies by model and trim, so check the current warranty document for the exact vehicle.
Check manufacturer sourceBYD
Verified 10 September 2026BYD states an 8-year / 160,000 km traction battery warranty. Terms, conditions and exclusions apply; confirm the full manufacturer warranty for the specific vehicle.
Check manufacturer sourceHyundai
Verified 10 September 2026Hyundai states 8 years / 160,000 km for the high-voltage battery. Published warranty terms describe repair or replacement if State of Health falls below 70%, subject to conditions.
Check manufacturer sourceKia
Verified 10 September 2026Kia states 8 years / 160,000 km for model year 2027 and later vehicles and EV4. Pre-model year 2027 vehicles are listed at 7 years / 150,000 km. Check the vehicle's model year.
Check manufacturer sourceVolvo
Verified 10 September 2026Volvo states 8 years / 160,000 km and says a battery that drops below 70% of original capacity during the warranty period will be repaired or replaced, subject to warranty terms.
Check manufacturer sourcePolestar
Verified 10 September 2026Polestar states 8 years / 160,000 km and repair or replacement if State of Health drops below 70% within the warranty period, subject to warranty terms.
Check manufacturer sourceMG
Verified 10 September 2026MG's current Australian warranty lists the EV / hybrid high-voltage battery as a limited warranty item at 7 years / 150,000 km. Earlier registration and promotional periods can have different terms, so confirm the vehicle's first-registration date and applicable warranty booklet.
Check manufacturer sourceBMW
Verified 10 September 2026BMW Australia states an 8-year / 160,000 km high-voltage battery warranty for battery-electric vehicles. Conditions and exclusions apply; confirm the current BMW warranty documentation for the specific vehicle.
Check manufacturer sourceMercedes-Benz
Verified 10 September 2026Mercedes-Benz Australia currently states 10 years / 250,000 km for the EQE and EQS high-voltage battery, whichever occurs first. Do not apply this headline term to every Mercedes-Benz electric model without checking its current warranty statement.
Check manufacturer sourceDEEPAL
Verified 10 September 2026DEEPAL Australia states an 8-year / 240,000 km battery warranty for the S07, whichever occurs first. Warranty terms, conditions and exclusions apply and normal capacity degradation should not be assumed to be a warrantable defect.
Check manufacturer sourceAudi
Verified 10 September 2026Audi Australia states an 8-year / 160,000 km high-voltage battery warranty for e-tron battery-electric vehicles. Capacity provisions and thresholds are model-specific in the warranty terms, so check the current document for the exact vehicle.
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