EVs with Type 2 connectors in Australia (2025)
Which EVs use Type 2 in Australia?
When you’re looking at EV charging in Australia, you’ll quickly find one thing crystal clear - Type 2 is the standard. Around 95% of EVs on Aussie roads today use a Type 2 charging connector, and it’s not slowing down. Every major manufacturer - from Tesla to Toyota - has either already adopted Type 2 or will be from here on out.
That’s exactly why zuup only makes and supplies Type 2 portable chargers and charge cables. No messy adapter kits, no “universal” gimmicks - just proper, simple, reliable Type 2 gear you know will fit almost every EV on the market.
Below is a simple list of Type 2 EVs available in Australia as of 2025 - we’ll keep adding as new models hit the road.
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Abarth |
500e |
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Audi
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e-tron GT Q4 e-tron Q6 e-tron Q8 e-tron SQ6 e-tron SQ8 e-tron Q5 (PHEV) Q8 (PHEV) |
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BMW
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i4 i5 i7 iX iX1 iX2 iX3 M5 (PHEV) X3 (PHEV) X5 (PHEV) XM (PHEV) |
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BYD
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Atto 3 Dolphin Seal Sealion 7 Sealion 6 (PHEV) Shark 6 (PHEV) |
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Cadilac |
LYRIQ |
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Chery
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OMODA E5 Tiggo 8 (PHEV) |
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Cupra
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Born Tavascan Formentor (PHEV) Leon (PHEV) |
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Deepal |
S07 |
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Fiat |
500e |
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Ferrari
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296 GTB (PHEV) 296 GTS (PHEV) SF90 Spider (PHEV) SF90 XX Spider (PHEV) SF90 XX Stradale (PHEV) |
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Ford
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E-Transit F-150 Lightning Mustang Mach-E Ranger (PHEV) |
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Geely |
EX5 |
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Genesis
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G80 GV60 GV70 |
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GWM
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Ora Haval H6 (PHEV) |
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Hyundai
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Ioniq 5 Ioniq 6 Kona Santa Fe (PHEV) |
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Jaguar |
I-PACE |
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Jeep
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Avenger Compass (PHEV) Grand Cherokee (PHEV) |
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Kia
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EV3 EV5 EV6 EV9 Niro Sorento (PHEV) |
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Lamborghini |
Revuelto (PHEV) |
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Land Rover
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Defender (PHEV) Range Rover (PHEV) Range Rover Sport (PHEV) Range Rover Velar (PHEV) Range Rover Evoque (PHEV) |
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LDV
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eDeliver 7 eDeliver 9 eT60 MIFA 9 |
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Leapmotor
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C10 C10 REEV (PHEV) |
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Lexus
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RZ UX NX (PHEV) RX (PHEV) |
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Lotus
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Eletre Emeya |
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Mazda
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MX-30 CX-60 (PHEV) CX-80 (PHEV) |
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Mercedes-Benz
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EQA EQB EQC EQE EQS EQV eSprinter eVito eVito Tourer G-Class AMG GT (PHEV) C-Class (PHEV) E-Class (PHEV) GLC-Class (PHEV) |
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MG
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Cyberster MG4 ZS EV HS Plus EV (PHEV) |
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Mini
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Aceman Cooper Countryman |
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Mitsubishi
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Eclipse Cross (PHEV) Outlander (PHEV), 2022 model onwards |
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Nissan |
Leaf, 2018 model onwards |
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Peugeot
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e-2008 E-308 E-Expert e-Partner |
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Polestar
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2 3 4 |
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Porsche
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Macan Taycan Cayenne E-Hybrid (PHEV) Panamera E-Hybrid (PHEV) |
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Renault
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Kangoo E-Tech Megane E-Tech |
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Rolls-Royce |
Spectre |
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Skoda |
Enyaq |
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smart
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#1 #3 |
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Subaru |
Solterra |
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Tesla
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Model 3 Model y |
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Toyota |
bZ4X |
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Volkswagen
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ID.4 ID.5 ID. Buzz ID. Buzz Cargo Touareg (PHEV) |
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Volvo
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C40 EX30 EX40 EX90 XC40 XC60 Recharge (PHEV) VC90 Recharge (PHEV) |
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Xpeng |
G6 |
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Zeekr
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009 X |
Why Type 2?
- Standardised across Australia (and most of the world outside the US)
- Compatible with public AC chargers and zuup portable chargers
- Faster charging speeds compared to the old Type 1 plugs
- Future-proofed - no messy changeovers needed down the track
At zuup, we like to keep it simple. That’s why all of our charging solutions are built around the Type 2 standard Aussies trust — and it’s why when you shop zuup, you know it’s plug, charge, and go. It's really that simple.
Charge on, legends! ✌️
Author: James Kleine | zuup Founder / EV enthusiast (and petrol-head at heart).