Kia EV5 Charging Cost in Victoria — Annual Breakdown
Kia's affordable SUV sold 7,384 units in 2025, making it the 4th best-selling EV. A strong novated lease option under the $89,332 FBT threshold.
$336
Off-peak home charging/yr
$611
Flat-rate home/yr
$764
Peak-rate home/yr
$1287
Public fast charging/yr
Petrol comparison
A comparable petrol car driving 250km/week costs $1999/year at $2.05/L. Home charging the Kia EV5 saves $1388–$1663 per year on fuel alone.
Kia EV5 specs
- WLTP efficiency: 16.5 kWh/100km
- Battery capacity: 64.2 kWh
- 2025 Australian sales: 7,384 units
- Assumed weekly driving: 250 km
- Victoria average rate: 28.5c/kWh
Costs based on WLTP efficiency figures. Real-world consumption is typically 15–20% higher depending on driving conditions, climate, and speed. Figures as at May 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to charge a Kia EV5 at home?
On a flat rate of 28.5c/kWh in Victoria, charging costs approximately $611/year (250km/week). Off-peak charging at ~16c/kWh drops that to ~$336/year.
How does Kia EV5 charging compare to petrol?
At 250km/week, a comparable petrol car costs ~$1999/year at $2.05/L. Home charging the Kia EV5 saves $1388–$1663 per year.
Is off-peak charging worth it?
Yes. Off-peak rates (typically 10pm–7am) are 40–50% cheaper than flat rates. For a Kia EV5, the difference is ~$275/year. Most EVs can be scheduled to charge automatically during off-peak hours.