In Pictures: Australia's Plug-in Vehicle Market Holds Steady in October as PHEV Sales Surge

Plug-in vehicle penetration held in the low-to-mid 30% range in October as charging infrastructure continued to expand across Australia.

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BEVs claimed a 24.2% share of the market in October, while PHEVs surged 122% year on year.

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Australia's plug-in market held steady in October as buyers weighed battery-electric and plug-in hybrid options.

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The refreshed GWM ORA 5 emerged as a rising star as plug-in hybrids became the country's fastest-growing segment.

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PHEVs posted strong gains in October, becoming the fastest-growing segment of Australia's plug-in vehicle market.

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Charging access continues to shape buyer decisions as plug-in vehicle adoption holds in the low-to-mid 30% range.

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BEV and PHEV sales combined kept plug-in penetration steady through October.

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Plug-in hybrid sales more than doubled year on year in October, outpacing overall market growth.

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Home charging remains a key drawcard for buyers as the plug-in market holds steady.

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