In Pictures: EVs outsell petrol cars for second straight month in Australia, taking 24.2% of September sales

Electric vehicles charged to a 24.2 per cent share of Australia's new car market in September, the second straight month they outsold petrol cars.

Photo by 04iraq on Pexels

Buyers are increasingly weighing electric options as EV sales continue to outpace petrol models.

Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Pexels

Dealers report growing demand for battery-powered models as the EV share holds near record levels.

Photo by Antoni Shkraba on Pexels

The shift toward electric driving is reshaping showroom conversations across the country.

Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Pexels

The Tesla Model Y topped EV sales in September with 4,476 units, though the Ford Ranger took the overall market crown.

Photo by 04iraq on Pexels

Charging infrastructure continues to expand as more Australians make the switch to electric.

Photo by 04iraq on Pexels

Electric vehicles claimed 24.2 per cent of September sales, just shy of August's 24.8 per cent record.

Photo by 04iraq on Pexels

BYD, Tesla and Geely led the electric charge as petrol cars slipped behind for a second month.

Photo by Magda Ehlers on Pexels

A white Tesla Model 3 charges as electric models cement their lead over petrol in the Australian market.

Photo by 04iraq on Pexels