Switch on a new way to drive.
Discover Hyundai electric mobility at Morley Hyundai. Explore the ELEXIO, KONA Electric, INSTER and IONIQ 5, compare real-world-friendly EV features, then browse electric stock available now.
Meet the Hyundai EVs ready for everyday life.
An EV replaces the conventional petrol engine with an electric motor powered by a rechargeable battery. That means smooth response, quiet operation and no tailpipe emissions while driving.
At Morley Hyundai, the current electric stock mix includes ELEXIO, KONA Electric, INSTER and IONIQ 5 — giving you choices from compact urban EVs through to larger, longer-range electric SUVs.
The sections below explain the key differences between each model and help you compare range, charging and everyday usability before you enquire.
What is an EV?
A Battery Electric Vehicle is powered entirely by electricity stored in a high-voltage battery. There is no petrol engine and the vehicle is recharged using compatible home or public charging.
- Runs entirely on electricity
- No tailpipe emissions while driving
- Instant electric motor response
- Home and public charging options
- Regenerative braking can recover energy
What changes day to day?
For many drivers, charging becomes part of the parking routine rather than a separate refuelling stop. Public DC fast charging can support longer trips, while home charging can suit regular overnight top-ups.
- Charge while the vehicle is parked
- Plan longer trips around public charging
- Fewer traditional engine service items
- Range varies with conditions and driving style
- Different models suit different lifestyles
Four EVs. Four different ways to go electric.
Compare the electric Hyundai models currently represented in Morley Hyundai’s filtered EV stock and choose the one that best fits your daily driving.
Hyundai ELEXIO
Positioned between KONA Electric and IONIQ 5, ELEXIO brings medium-SUV practicality together with a spacious cabin, strong EV range and contemporary connected technology.
KONA Electric
KONA Electric combines easy-to-manage small-SUV dimensions with a versatile cabin, distinctive EV-first styling and a broad driving-range window depending on battery and variant.
Hyundai INSTER
INSTER is designed for drivers who want a compact EV that feels at home in the city without giving up useful technology, flexible interior packaging or the freedom to head further on the weekend.
Hyundai IONIQ 5
IONIQ 5 pairs its dedicated EV architecture with a spacious, flexible cabin and strong long-distance capability. Its charging performance is a standout for drivers who regularly travel beyond the daily commute.
What changes when you drive an EV?
The biggest shift is how the vehicle gets its energy. The driving itself remains familiar, with the added benefits of quiet operation and instant response.
Home charging
Charge while the vehicle is parked. Your ideal setup depends on the vehicle, property and electrical installation.
Public charging
Public AC and DC networks can support drivers away from home. Charging speed depends on both the charger and vehicle.
Regenerative braking
Electric vehicles can recover some energy while slowing down and feed it back into the battery.
Real-world range
Actual range varies with speed, temperature, road conditions, vehicle load, accessories and climate-control use.
From driveway to destination.
Charging can be as simple as topping up while you are parked. The best mix of home and public charging depends on your daily kilometres, parking situation and the model you choose.
Plug in
Connect the vehicle to a compatible home, workplace or public charger.
Charge while parked
Depending on your setup, regular charging can happen overnight or during your normal parking time.
Use fast charging on longer trips
Compatible DC fast chargers can add substantial range more quickly when travelling further.
Keep moving
Use the vehicle’s range information and navigation tools to plan charging around your journey.
New EV Stock
A curated selection of new electric Hyundai vehicles currently shown in the Morley Hyundai electric-stock filter.
New Electric Vehicles
ELEXIO, KONA Electric, INSTER and IONIQ 5 stock currently available to explore.
2026 Hyundai ELEXIO Auto 2WD MY26
2026 Hyundai Kona Electric Elite Auto 2WD MY26
2026 Hyundai INSTER Auto 2WD MY26
2026 Hyundai IONIQ 5 Auto 2WD MY27
2026 Hyundai Kona Electric Auto 2WD MY26
Demo & Used EV Stock
Explore demonstrator and used EV examples currently appearing in Morley Hyundai’s electric-stock results.
Demo & Used Electric Vehicles
Low-kilometre demonstrators and selected used EV stock from the same electric filter.
2026 Hyundai ELEXIO Elite Auto 2WD MY26
2026 Hyundai Kona Electric Premium Auto 2WD MY26
2026 Hyundai Kona Electric Auto 2WD MY26
2024 Hyundai INSTER Auto 2WD MY25
2026 Hyundai ELEXIO Elite Auto 2WD MY26
Electric ownership brings a different set of benefits.
Quiet, responsive driving
Electric motors deliver smooth, immediate response from low speeds without conventional gear changes.
Fewer traditional engine items
Fully electric vehicles do not require engine oil, spark plugs or many other petrol-engine components.
Charge around your routine
Depending on your setup, charging can often happen while your vehicle is parked at home or work.
No tailpipe emissions
A battery electric vehicle produces no tailpipe emissions while being driven.
Questions before going electric?
Here are a few of the most common things drivers consider before making the move to a battery electric vehicle.
What does EV mean?
An EV, or Battery Electric Vehicle, uses electricity stored in a rechargeable battery and does not use a petrol or diesel engine.
Do I need a home charger?
Home charging can make ownership more convenient, but the right solution depends on your parking, electrical setup, vehicle and driving needs.
How long does charging take?
Charging time depends on battery size, the charging equipment, battery temperature, current state of charge and the maximum power the vehicle can accept.
What affects EV driving range?
Speed, driving style, temperature, road conditions, passenger and luggage load, battery condition and climate-control use can all affect real-world range.
Which Morley Hyundai EV should I choose?
INSTER suits compact urban use, KONA Electric adds small-SUV versatility, ELEXIO steps up space and range, while IONIQ 5 offers a larger dedicated-EV package with ultra-fast charging capability.
Experience electric for yourself.
Ask the Morley Hyundai team about current EV availability, charging, specifications and arranging a test drive in the Hyundai electric model that suits you best.
Vehicle information is provided as a general guide only. Model availability, pricing, specifications, features, electric driving range and charging performance vary by model, grade, model year, charger, driving conditions and other factors. *Indicative 10–80% charging times quoted from Hyundai Australia model information and require compatible charging conditions. Stock and pricing can change without notice. Confirm current vehicle details, availability and pricing with Morley Hyundai before purchase.