Everything Electric SYDNEY, powered by carsales, welcomed a record 37,421 visitors to Sydney Showground from Friday 18 to Sunday 20 September, approximately 20 percent more than the previous Sydney event, held 18 months earlier.
Delivered by the team behind the Everything Electric YouTube channels, the fourth Sydney show featured its biggest-ever range of electric vehicles, clean-energy technology and home-energy solutions across an expanded footprint.
The show hosted 12 major vehicle debuts and launches from Cadillac, Chery, Omoda Jaecoo, Geely, GWM, Forthing, Hyundai, iCAUR, Lepas, MG and Zeekr while BYD, GAC, Genesis, Polestar and Subaru also exhibited and offered test drives at the show.
More than 5,300 all-electric test drives took place over the three days, with carmakers reporting strong vehicle sales at the event. Exhibitors across the broader show also enjoyed brisk business, with record Sunday crowds helping the event finish on a high.
Everything Electric Global CEO Dan Caesar said the strong show result comes as cost-of- living pressures and volatility in fossil fuel markets sharpen consumer interest in cheaper, cleaner technologies.
“Battery-electric vehicles have accounted for more than one in five new-car sales in recent months, and this record turnout makes one thing clear: Australia has broken through an important barrier in the battery-electric transition and is back on track to become an electrification superpower,”
he said.
Everything Electric SYDNEY plans to return in September 2027, with the fifth Sydney edition to be led and built locally. Sydney-based commercial lead Lewis Black will assume the role of Event Director and continue expanding the Australian team. The UK-based Everything Electric team will continue to promote the show through its YouTube channels, podcasts and social platforms.
“Everything Electric and our Australian partners will do everything we can to maintain that momentum in 2027,”
said Caesar.
“After delivering five Australian shows at arm’s length from the UK, the time is right for the event to be built in Australia, for Australia. We are delighted to give greater responsibility to the local team that has helped us come so far, so quickly.
“We expect both Everything Electric SYDNEY and the market it serves to go from strength to strength over the next 12 months.”
