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Avatr’s sleek electric wagon – with 2.78 second acceleration – spotted testing in the wild in Australia

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Avatr’s sleek electric wagon – with 2.78 second acceleration – spotted testing in the wild in Australia

Earlier this year, a new EV brand known in China as Avatr was spotted testing in Australia, hinting at its imminent arrival in the local market with a sleek electric SUV as its first offering.

Now, a picture of what is believed to be its second model, an Avatr 06T wagon, was taken by Aaron L and reshared on X by Roland from ZappedAu.

The Avatar 06T was seen in New South Wales and is likely a testing vehicle ahead of the model’s likely launch next year.

In the shared picture, the rear lights match the sequence of the 06 wagon model. The Victorian number plates also hint at a fairly recent registration.

Avatr 06T spotted in Sydney.
Wagons Wagons Wagons!!! Let’s goooo!!!!
Photo credit: Aaron L pic.twitter.com/yZkxgZ8xw6

The 06T is currently sold in China, with presales starting in April 2026. The 07 is one of its newest models on the market and its EV variants come with two Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery from CATL.

The first is a 75.5 kWh battery pack, which helps the car reach a CLTC range of up to 652 km, which is likely to be closer to 500 km on the WLTP cycle, more commonly used in Australia.

There is also a larger 89.3 kWh battery, which is rated at up to 741 km of CLTC range, likely closer to 550 km on the WLTP cycle.

Both battery packs use CATL’s Shenxing battery tech, which can be charged from 30-80% in around 10 minutes.


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