Everything Electric Sydney 2025: A Showcase of Electric Vehicle Innovation and Home Energy Solutions
The Everything Electric show, renowned as the world’s premier exhibition for home energy and electric vehicles, is returning to Sydney, Australia. Taking place at Sydney Olympic Park from March 7th to March 9th, 2025, the event promises an even larger and more comprehensive display of the electric future.
“Australia has quickly become a key market for global EV manufacturers, and Everything Electric Sydney is now firmly established as the premier platform for launches,” stated Dan Caesar, the global CEO of Everything Electric. This year’s show is anticipated to feature an unprecedented number of new vehicle reveals, underscoring the country’s rapid move towards electrification and manufacturers’ confidence in the expo as the ideal stage to showcase their innovations.
Vehicle Launches and New EV Models
Visitors in the market for a new EV will have the opportunity to experience some of Australia’s newest EV models, including the Deepal S05 and E07, Farizon SV, Leapmotor C10, and Skywell EVA5. XPeng will also be showcasing their Mona M03, which is expected to arrive in the future. Volkswagen Group Australia will be displaying 14 of its recently launched or soon-to-arrive vehicles. These include the ID.Buzz Pro in short and long-wheelbase forms, the ID.Buzz Cargo, and the ID.4 Pro and ID.5 GTX. Skoda will showcase the Elroq and Cupra Tavascan SUVs, alongside Audi’s S6 e-tron and Q4 e-tron.
Tesla fans will have the chance to see the refreshed Model Y on display, and test drives with the Model 3 will also be available. Additionally, a Cybertruck will be on display, providing an opportunity for attendees to explore its interior. Geely-owned Zeekr will officially debut the 7X SUV and the innovative Zeekr Mix van at the event. These models will feature Zeekr’s Golden Battery LFP technology, which boasts charging capabilities from 10% to 80% in just 10.5 minutes.
Zeekr 7X. Source: Zeekr
In addition to the Zeekr 7X and Mix, the compact X SUV, 009 luxury van, and the Zeekr 001 FR and 007 models will also be on display.
Test Drives and Mobility Options
The show will offer approximately 7,500 test drives across 41 different EV models. The slots will be available over the three-day event. It is advisable to arrive early at the test drive section to secure a spot. Everything Electric’s focus extends beyond just cars, with commercial trucks, vans, and an electric bus from Transport NSW featured as well. Janus Electric will carry out daily live battery swap demonstrations and provide test drives of their JTC23 truck.
Two-wheeler and micro-mobility options, like motorbikes, scooters, e-bikes and e-skateboards, will also provide attendees test ride opportunities. Electric boats and watercraft from manufacturers such as Candela and Eclass will also have a presence in a new Marine Zone at the show.
Guest Speakers and Discussions
More than 40 panel discussions with industry experts and members of the Fully Charged crew will take place over three days. The Hon. Chris Bowen, Minister for Climate Change and Energy, will be interviewed by Dan Caesar in a fireside chat titled “Elections and Electrons.” The theater program on the event website provides detailed schedule information.
Home Energy Focus
With electricity prices continuing to rise, the show will feature exhibitors in the home energy sector. Attendees can receive free, one-on-one consultations with home energy experts. They can gain guidance on solar panels, insulation, smart meters, and battery storage to help lower energy costs.
For those unable to attend the Sydney event, Everything Electric will return to the Melbourne Showgrounds from November 14th to November 16th, 2025.
