For years the knock on EVs was that you could not get a proper seven-seater. Not any more. These are the genuine electric seven-seaters on sale in Australia in 2026, from the family SUV to the luxury people mover.
Kia EV9: the family default
The Kia EV9 from $105,621 drive-away is the one that made the electric seven-seater mainstream here. Three rows of real space, a striking design and Kia's seven year warranty make it the safe pick, with a new flagship GT now topping the range.
Hyundai Ioniq 9: the plush cruiser
The Hyundai Ioniq 9 from $128,107 drive-away is the Kia's more expensive, more luxurious cousin, with a longer, lounge-like cabin and long touring range. It is the pick if comfort and quiet lead your list.
Volvo EX90: the safety flagship
The Volvo EX90 from $124,990 plus on-road costs brings Volvo's safety focus and Scandinavian cabin to the class, with a cheaper single-motor variant landing to widen the range. It is the choice for buyers who put safety and interior calm first.
Zeekr 009: the luxury people mover
The Zeekr 009 from $115,900 plus on-road costs is the left-field option, a genuine limousine-grade electric people mover with lounge seating and huge presence, now with a cheaper front-drive grade added below the flagship.
How to choose
For the mainstream family default, the Kia EV9. For plush comfort, the Ioniq 9. For safety and calm, the Volvo EX90. And for outright rear-seat luxury and space, the Zeekr 009 people mover. Check current drive-away pricing on each page before you buy. For smaller families see our best mid-size electric SUVs guide.
