In Pictures: EVs outsell petrol cars in Australia for first time, led by Chinese brands

An empty EV parking spot reflects the quiet shift in Australia's car market, where electric vehicles outsold petrol cars for the first time in August.

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Drivers plug in at city charging stations as battery-electric vehicles captured nearly 25% of Australian new car sales in August.

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The surge in EV sales was led by Chinese-made models, marking a new milestone in Australia's transition to cleaner transport.

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A black Tesla charges at an urban station, reflecting the growing popularity of EVs among Australian buyers.

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A blue Tesla Model 3 recharges in a sunny spot, part of the record 27,078 battery-electric vehicles sold in August.

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Electrified powertrains took a 51.8% majority share of the Australian market, with Chinese-built vehicles playing a key role.

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As EV sales hit record highs, charging infrastructure continues to expand across Australian cities.

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Indoor charging points underline the practical shift toward electric mobility in Australia's new car market.

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The glowing icon of an e-bike and plug hints at the broader electrification trend beyond passenger cars.

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