Everything Electric returns to Sydney this September

With Australians embracing electric vehicles at an unprecedented rate, Everything Electric AUSTRALIA is set to return to Sydney, running over three days from September 18th to 20th, 2026 at Sydney Showground. With this year’s event shaping up to be the biggest global show to date, Everything Electric Sydney will offer Australians a comprehensive look at how to electrify their lives while reducing costs.

Following the 2025 Sydney and Melbourne events, which attracted more than 50,000 visitors combined, organisers are expecting this year’s Sydney show to be the biggest Everything Electric event yet, as record EV uptake coincides with continued cost-of-living pressure and growing consumer interest in ways to reduce transport and household energy bills. Created by the team behind the British-based Fully Charged YouTube Show and powered by headline sponsor carsales, Everything Electric Sydney will showcase more than 100 electric vehicle models, including cars, trucks, vans, motorcycles, e-bikes, commercial vehicles and boats as well as the wider electrification ecosystem and technologies that help households to generate, store and
use energy more efficiently.

Dan Caesar, Global CEO of Everything Electric, who will be in Sydney for the 2026 event, said record EV uptake and rising household costs made this year’s show more timely than ever. “Australia’s transition to electric is accelerating rapidly; EV sales have already surpassed 2025 figures and more than half a million home batteries have been installed in the past year. Australians are increasingly recognising that electrification isn’t just about sustainability – it can deliver significant savings on
household energy and transport costs.

“Everything Electric Sydney comes at a pivotal time, with more choice, better technology and greater consumer interest than we’ve ever seen. As the biggest EV show ever held in the Southern Hemisphere, it gives Australians the opportunity to see what’s coming next and understand how electric cars, solar, batteries and home energy can work together in their everyday lives.” As headline sponsor, carsales will once again support the event’s mission of helping Australians confidently navigate the transition to electric vehicles.

THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE’S BIGGEST EV TEST DRIVE EXPERIENCE
A major feature of Everything Electric Sydney will be its EV Test Drive Experience, giving visitors the opportunity to compare and test drive a wide range of electric vehicles in one location. More than 100 electric vehicles will be available to test drive under one roof, with more than 7,500 test drives expected across the three days. Electric motorbikes and scooters will also be available to test drive for those with the appropriate licenses, while visitors can also try e-bikes, scooters and skateboards on the Micro Mobility Test Track.

LEARN FROM THE ELECTRIC EXPERTS
More than 40 live expert sessions will take place across two theatres over the three days, covering the practical questions Australians are asking as they consider electric vehicles and home energy technology. The full list of live sessions can be found here including:

• Ask the Experts: Buying Your First Electric Vehicle – New or Used
• The Home Energy Secrets the Experts Don’t Tell You
• V2G Explained: How Your EV Can Power Your Home (and the Grid)
• Can EVs Go the Distance? Goodbye Range Anxiety?
• Batteries for Everyone: Unlocking Energy Storage for Renters & Apartments
• No Driveway, No Problem: Solutions for Urban Charging
• My Efficient Electric Home – Practical Heating and Cooling Advice
  
  HOME ENERGY ADVICE & EXHIBITS
  Everything Electric Sydney will also focus on the growing role of electrification in the home, as households look for ways to manage energy consumption and costs. The Home Energy section will explore the wider electrification ecosystem that helps households generate, store and use energy more efficiently. Exhibitors will include Ausgrid, Origin Energy, Amber Electric and Schneider Electric, alongside companies showcasing solar, batteries, smart meters, EV charging, insulation and other home energy technologies. Visitors will also be able to access free, one-on-one consultations with home energy experts, covering solar panels, battery storage, smart meters, insulation and practical ways to reduce household energy costs.

For more information, visit www.everythingelectric.show