Suzuki e SkyRelease date and price in Australia
The Suzuki e Sky is being considered for Australia. Timing: Not confirmed for Australia. Japan from 16 Nov 2026; UK mid-2027. Suzuki Australia says it has strong interest. Price: Not announced. Media expect under $30,000 if it comes here. We'll add full running costs, charging costs by state and cost to own as soon as Australian pricing and specs are confirmed.

Photo: Kalmarle, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. May show an overseas version or a related model.
What we know so far
Mostly overseas specifications. Australian versions can differ.
- Tiny Japanese 'kei' city car: 3.4 m long, 1.48 m wide, four seats and four doors
- 26 kWh LFP battery, about 310 km claimed range on Japan's WLTC test (expect less on Australia's WLTP figures)
- Front motor of about 47 kW; DC fast charging up to 50 kW; weighs 1,030 kg
About Suzuki
Small cars and SUVs; Toyota holds a small stake. Who owns which car brand.
On sale now: the closest alternatives
If you don't want to wait, these are the nearest cars you can buy today, with full running costs.



Common questions
When is the Suzuki e Sky coming to Australia?
Not confirmed for Australia. Japan from 16 Nov 2026; UK mid-2027. Suzuki Australia says it has strong interest.
How much will the Suzuki e Sky cost in Australia?
Not announced. Media expect under $30,000 if it comes here.
What can I buy now instead of the Suzuki e Sky?
The closest cars on sale now are the BYD Dolphin, MG4 and GAC Aion UT.
Source: carsales: Suzuki e Sky micro EV firms for Oz (Aug 2026). Launch dates and prices often change; we check monthly.
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