
LandCruiser 300
From $107,394
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That’s the cheapest electric SUV we compare. Most of the diesel and petrol 4x4s on the site cost more.
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16 SUVs here tow the full 3,500 kg braked. The cheapest is $42,547; the dearest, $183,751. The tow bar says nothing about the price tag.
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Enyaq


Base grades compared.
The Škoda Enyaq is the pick if you want a polished, practical electric SUV with the longer warranty and cheaper servicing to match. The Leapmotor C10 undercuts it by thousands and feels roomier inside, but asks you to accept a shorter, distance-capped warranty, a slow-charging entry grade and no Apple CarPlay.
See the full comparisonPrices are NSW drive-away, private buyer. See methodology →
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The Scénic badge used to mean something plain in Australia: a boxy French people-mover, sold here until around 2010.


Prices are NSW drive-away, private buyer. See methodology →