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Buying Guide Updated 13 November 2026 22 min read

Cars That Can Tow 2,000kg in Australia (2026): Every Option Listed

Written by Uzzi · 12 November 2026

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Red Nissan X-Trail ST, front three-quarter studio view
Nissan X-Trail ST: one of the lowest published RRPs of any SUV in this guide rated to 2,000kgImage credit: Nissan Australia

The short version

  • 747 grades from 155 models on sale are rated to tow 2,000kg or more braked. 124 grades sit at exactly 2,000kg.
  • Among the cheapest SUVs: Nissan X-Trail ST 2WD at $38,305 RRP, or the GWM Haval H6 Lux at $35,990 drive-away (VIC). Both 2,000kg.
  • Among the cheapest 7-seaters: X-Trail ST 4WD 7-seat, $41,305 RRP, 2,000kg.
  • Watch the grade: hybrid versions of the Sorento, Santa Fe, Carnival and Haval H6 are rated lower than the petrol or diesel ones.
  • The real limit is often GCM or towball download, not the headline figure. Try your trailer in the rig check below.

Two tonnes is the number a lot of buyers land on. It covers a typical box trailer with room to spare, a tinnie or a pair of jet skis, and plenty of camper trailers and smaller caravans. It's also where a lot of family SUVs top out, so “can it tow 2,000kg?” is often the question that decides whether a mid-size SUV will do or whether you need something bigger.

So we pulled every new car on sale in our directory with a manufacturer's braked towing rating of 2,000kg or more: 747 grades from 155 models, read on 12 November 2026. Below they're grouped by type, with the braked rating, the towball download limit and the gross combination mass (GCM) where the manufacturer prints them, the price of the cheapest grade that gets there, and which grades of the same car don't. If you want the heavy end, 3,500kg utes and big pickups, our best towing vehicles guide ranks those.

Nissan X-Trail ST 2WD 5-seat

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The cheapest car that tows 2,000kg, by type

RRP and drive-away prices aren't the same thing (RRP leaves out on-road costs), so we rank them separately. RRP here means a price we've matched to the manufacturer's own price list or configurator.

TypeLowest published RRPLowest drive-away (VIC)
Small and mid-size SUVNissan X-Trail ST 2WD 5-seat: $38,305, 2,000kgGWM Haval H6 Lux: $35,990, 2,000kg
Large SUV and 7-seaterNissan X-Trail ST 4WD 7-seat: $41,305, 2,000kgMG QS Excite: $49,994, 2,000kg
Off-road 4WD wagonToyota Prado GX Diesel: $72,500, 3,500kgLDV D90 Mode 2WD: $43,674, 3,000kg
Wagon or sedanNone with a named source yetSkoda Superb Sportline 195TSI 4x4: $73,990, 2,200kg
People moverHyundai Staria Petrol: $54,300, 2,500kgVolkswagen Multivan Life SWB: $72,990, 2,000kg
UteToyota HiLux WorkMate 4x2 Single Cab manual: $33,990, 2,900kgGWM Cannon Premium Single Cab Chassis 4x2: $34,990, 3,200kg
VanHyundai Staria-Load Van Liftback: $49,990, 2,500kgLDV Deliver 9 Van MWB Mid Roof: $47,990, 2,800kg
Plug-in hybrid (vans aside)JAC Hunter PHEV Pro (ute): $49,988, 3,500kgGWM Cannon Lux Hi4-T PHEV (ute): $50,990, 3,500kg
Electric (vans aside)Toyota HiLux BEV SR Cab-Chassis: $74,990, 2,000kgKGM Musso EV AWD (ute): $64,000, 2,300kg

Prices and ratings as held on 12 November 2026. Drive-away offers have end dates, so check the manufacturer's page.

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Braked, unbraked, towball download and GCM in plain words

Braked vs unbraked

The braked figure is the heaviest trailer the manufacturer says the car can pull when the trailer has its own working brakes. The unbraked figure applies when it doesn't, and it's much lower: no car in this guide prints an unbraked figure above 750kg. Both apply to the trailer's loaded weight, not the empty weight on the brochure. A box trailer full of garden waste or a caravan with full water tanks weighs what it weighs.

Towball download

This is the weight the trailer's coupling pushes down on your towbar. Most manufacturers print a maximum, and it's easy to miss. On cars rated to exactly 2,000kg it's most often 200kg in our records, but it can be as low as 80kg on the BMW X1 xDrive20i and Volkswagen Multivan, or 100kg on the Hyundai Santa Fe. A common rule of thumb for a stable trailer is around 10 percent of its weight on the ball, so a car with a low towball limit can stop you loading a 2,000kg trailer the way it tows best. Towball download also counts as load on the car, which brings us to the next two numbers.

GVM, GCM and why a full car tows less

GVM (gross vehicle mass) is the most the car itself may weigh, loaded. GCM (gross combination mass) is the most the car and trailer may weigh together. They interact. Take the GWM Haval H6 Lux: GWM prints a 1,630kg kerb weight, a 2,050kg GVM, a 2,000kg braked rating and a 4,050kg GCM, and our record holds a 200kg towball limit. The GVM plus the full tow rating is exactly the GCM, so you can tow the full 2,000kg with the car at its GVM. But the gap between kerb weight and GVM is 420kg, and a 200kg load on the towball would take nearly half of that before anyone gets in.

Now the Mazda CX-80 G40e Pure. Mazda prints a 2,500kg braked rating and a 2,663kg GVM. Its brochure doesn't print a GCM; our record holds 4,700kg for this grade, so confirm it with Mazda before you rely on it. With the car at its GVM, the sum leaves 2,037kg for the trailer. To tow the full 2,500kg, the car itself has to weigh no more than 2,200kg, which on a 2,084kg kerb weight leaves 116kg for people, luggage and the towball load together. So on the GCM sum the CX-80 has room for a 2,000kg trailer, and much less for a 2,500kg one. Its 150kg towball limit matters too: the common 10 percent rule of thumb would put 200kg on the ball of a 2,000kg trailer, which is over Mazda's figure, so how the trailer is loaded counts. The rig check below shows exactly that. That's the pattern to look for: the headline rating is a ceiling, and GCM decides how much of it you can use with a loaded car. Some manufacturers don't print a GCM in their spec sheets, and we don't hold one for every car yet. The tables say which is which, and the dealer can give you the figure.

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Try your own trailer

Pick two cars from this guide and set your trailer weight, the people and the gear. The check works off the manufacturer's figures we hold: braked rating, towball limit, payload, GVM and GCM. Cars missing one of those figures sit out rather than run on a guess. More about how the numbers fit together in towing capacity explained.

Starts with a 2,000kg trailer behind the GWM Haval H6 Lux and the Mazda CX-80 G40e Pure. Swap either car, change the trailer and the load, and see which limit stops you.

Towing

Set your load, then see each rig side by side, checked against every legal limit.

Trailer type

Rating
Fine-tune the load
2,000kg

Fully loaded weight, not dry tare

150kg

People + gear inside the vehicle

0kg

Bull bar, canopy, drawers, etc.

Best towMazda CX-80 G40e PureClosest fit: most braked capacity for a 2,000kg load

2 of 2 stay within their braked-tow rating for this 2,000kg trailer, with 150kg of people, gear & accessories aboard.

GWM Haval H6 Lux

Near limit, 0kg spare

Braked tow rating 2,000kg

Payload83%
GVM97%
Braked100%
GCM93%
Tow-ball100%
Close to a rating
Mazda CX-80 G40e Pure

Within capacity, 500kg spare

Braked tow rating 2,500kg

Payload60%
GVM91%
Braked80%
GCM90%
Tow-ball133%
Over a published rating

Manufacturer-published figures, shown as a guide. Checked with a 2,000kg trailer, 200kg on the tow-ball (~10% of ATM), 150kg of people & gear and 0kg of accessories. GCM (vehicle + trailer combined) is often the real limit, not the max-tow figure. Not independently verified. Always check the compliance plate and owner’s manual, and never exceed the rated tow, GVM, GCM or tow-ball limits.

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Cars rated at exactly 2,000kg

If you searched for “2,000kg towing capacity”, this is probably the list you wanted. 124 grades on sale are rated at exactly 2,000kg braked, and for 34 models it's the highest figure any grade reaches (the X-Trail appears twice below, as a five-seater and a seven-seater). These are the cars where 2,000kg is the ceiling, not a stepping stone. If your trailer will weigh close to two tonnes loaded, you'll be towing at the car's limit, and a model from the later tables with a higher rating gives you a margin.

ModelTypeGrades at 2,000kgTowball downloadFrom
GWM Haval H6Small and mid-size SUVs2 of 7200 kg$35,990 drive-away (VIC)
Renault KoleosSmall and mid-size SUVs3 of 3200 kg$36,990 drive-away (VIC)
Nissan X-TrailSmall and mid-size SUVs4 of 10150 kg$38,305 RRP
GWM Haval H6GTSmall and mid-size SUVs1 of 2200 kg$46,490 drive-away (VIC)
BMW X1Small and mid-size SUVs1 of 580 kg$72,800 RRP*
Mercedes-Benz GLCSmall and mid-size SUVs5 of 6200 kg$89,900 RRP*
Audi Q5Small and mid-size SUVs8 of 8200 kg$91,712 drive-away (VIC)
Audi Q5 SportbackSmall and mid-size SUVs3 of 3200 kg$95,399 drive-away (VIC)
Audi SQ5 SportbackSmall and mid-size SUVs2 of 2200 kg$109,900 RRP*
Mercedes-Benz GLC CoupeSmall and mid-size SUVs1 of 2200 kg$111,400 RRP*
BMW iX3Small and mid-size SUVs1 of 280 kgNo price on record
Land Rover Discovery SportSmall and mid-size SUVs3 of 4100 kgNo price on record
Skoda Enyaq CoupeSmall and mid-size SUVs1 of 2No dataNo price on record
Nissan X-TrailLarge SUVs and 7-seaters3 of 3150 kg (some grades: no data)$41,305 RRP
MG QSLarge SUVs and 7-seaters2 of 2No data$49,994 drive-away (VIC)
Kia SorentoLarge SUVs and 7-seaters4 of 16200 kg$54,380 RRP
Hyundai Santa FeLarge SUVs and 7-seaters5 of 10100 kg$54,400 RRP
Toyota KlugerLarge SUVs and 7-seaters3 of 3200 kg$62,410 RRP*
BYD Sealion 8Large SUVs and 7-seaters2 of 3100 kg$63,990 RRP
Hyundai PalisadeLarge SUVs and 7-seaters5 of 5160 kg$76,500 RRP
Polestar 4Large SUVs and 7-seaters1 of 2200 kg$86,350 RRP
BMW 5 SeriesWagons and sedans2 of 2200 kg$114,900 RRP*
Genesis Electrified G80Wagons and sedans1 of 1200 kg$155,000 RRP*
BMW i5Wagons and sedans1 of 2200 kg$215,900 RRP*
BMW M5Wagons and sedans2 of 2100 kg$259,900 RRP*
BMW 7 SeriesWagons and sedans1 of 1200 kg$279,900 RRP*
BMW i7Wagons and sedans1 of 1200 kg$319,900 RRP*
Kia CarnivalPeople movers5 of 8200 kg$54,560 RRP
Volkswagen MultivanPeople movers3 of 380 kg$72,990 drive-away (VIC)
LDV Deliver 7Vans2 of 2Not in LDV's spec sheet$46,305 RRP*
Renault MasterVans6 of 6Not in Renault's spec sheet$55,990 RRP
Farizon SVVans4 of 4No data$67,990 drive-away (VIC)
Hyundai Staria-Load ElectricVans2 of 2100 kg$70,990 RRP
Mercedes-Benz SprinterVans1 of 1200 kg$79,900 RRP*
Mercedes-Benz eSprinterVans1 of 1200 kg$121,041 RRP*

Prices are the lowest among the grades that reach 2,000kg. RRP excludes on-road costs; drive-away (VIC) includes them for a private buyer in Victoria. RRP* is a price we hold without a named manufacturer document yet, so confirm it with the dealer. Towball and GCM show the range across those grades. Fuel or energy is the official figure for the priced grade; plug-in hybrids show the battery-flat figure where the manufacturer prints one.

Small and mid-size SUVs that tow 2,000kg

29 models, 95 grades. This is where the grade matters most. The Nissan X-Trail petrol is rated to 2,000kg, while the e-POWER hybrid versions are rated lower. The GWM Haval H6 petrol is 2,000kg and the hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions are 1,500kg. The Volkswagen Tiguan 150TSI and 195TSI are 2,300kg, and the 110TSI is 1,800kg. The Mazda CX-60 G40e and P50e are 2,500kg and the D50e diesel 2,000kg, while the entry G25 is 1,800kg. The Renault Koleos is 2,000kg across the range. At the luxury end, the BMW X3, Mercedes-Benz GLC, Audi Q5, Volvo XC60 and Genesis GV70 all get there.

Model (grades at 2,000kg+)Braked towingTowball downloadGCMFromPowertrainFuel or energy
GWM Haval H62 of 7 grades. 5 of 7 grades tow less (1,500 kg)2,000 kg200 kg4,050 kg$35,990 drive-away (VIC)LuxPetrol7.4 L/100km
Renault Koleos3 of 3 grades2,000 kg200 kg4,300 kg$36,990 drive-away (VIC)Evolution 4x2Petrol8.1 L/100km
Nissan X-Trail4 of 10 grades. 6 of 10 grades tow less (670 to 1,650 kg)2,000 kg150 kgNo data$38,305 RRPST 2WD 5-seatPetrol7.4 L/100km
GWM Haval H6GT1 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less (1,500 kg)2,000 kg200 kgNo data$46,490 drive-away (VIC)UltraPetrol8.4 L/100km
Mazda CX-6014 of 15 grades. 1 of 15 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,000 to 2,500 kg150 kg4,550 kg (some grades: not in Mazda's spec sheet)$51,640 RRPG40e PureMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid7.4 L/100km
Volkswagen Tayron2 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,000 to 2,500 kg200 kg (some grades: no data)4,950 kg (some grades: no data)$53,990 RRP*150TSI LifePetrol, Plug-in hybrid7.7 L/100km
Volvo XC402 of 2 grades2,100 kg180 kgNo data$54,990 RRP*Plus B4Mild hybrid7.3 L/100km
Volkswagen Tiguan4 of 7 grades. 3 of 7 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,000 to 2,300 kg200 kg (some grades: no data)4,245 to 4,255 kg (some grades: no data)$55,990 RRP*150TSI R-LinePetrol, Plug-in hybrid7.6 L/100km
Skoda Enyaq2 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less (1,000 kg)2,000 to 2,200 kg88 kgNo data$64,990 drive-away (VIC)85 SportlineElectricNo data
BMW X11 of 5 grades. 4 of 5 grades tow less (1,500 to 1,800 kg)2,000 kg80 kg3,695 kg$72,800 RRP*xDrive20iPetrol7.2 L/100km
Volvo XC604 of 4 grades2,250 to 2,400 kg240 kgNo data$74,990 RRP*Plus B5 BrightMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid7.6 L/100km
CUPRA Terramar3 of 4 grades. 1 of 4 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,200 kg100 kg4,480 to 4,620 kg$77,990 RRP*VZePetrol, Plug-in hybrid1.8 L/100km (full battery)
Genesis GV705 of 5 grades2,200 kg159 kg4,700 to 4,820 kg (some grades: no data)$80,300 RRP*Advanced 2.5TPetrol10.3 L/100km
Alfa Romeo Stelvio1 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure2,300 kg230 kgNo data$85,990 RRP*VelocePetrol7 L/100km
BMW X34 of 4 grades2,000 to 2,500 kg100 kg4,870 to 5,015 kg (some grades: no data)$86,100 RRP*20 xDrivePetrol, Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid7.5 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz GLC5 of 6 grades. 1 of 6 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure2,000 kg200 kg4,540 to 4,965 kg$89,900 RRP*GLC200 4MATICMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid7.5 L/100km
Audi Q58 of 8 grades2,000 kg200 kgNo data$91,712 drive-away (VIC)TFSI FWD SUVPetrol, Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid5.7 L/100km
Audi Q5 Sportback3 of 3 grades2,000 kg200 kgNo data$95,399 drive-away (VIC)TFSI FWDMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid5.7 L/100km
Land Rover Range Rover Velar4 of 4 grades2,000 to 2,500 kg100 kg4,740 to 5,170 kg$97,779 RRP*Dynamic SE P250Petrol, Plug-in hybrid7.8 L/100km
Audi Q6 e-tron4 of 4 grades2,000 to 2,400 kg100 kg3,300 kg (some grades: no data)$97,935 RRPSUVElectric19 kWh/100km
Audi Q6 Sportback e-tron3 of 3 grades2,000 to 2,400 kg100 kgNo data$104,900 RRPSportback quattroElectric18.7 kWh/100km
Audi SQ5 Sportback2 of 2 grades2,000 kg200 kgNo data$109,900 RRP*edition oneMild hybrid7.6 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe1 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure2,000 kg200 kg4,640 kg$111,400 RRP*GLC300 4MATICMild hybrid7.7 L/100km
BMW iX31 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure2,000 kg80 kgNo dataNo price on record40Electric18 kWh/100km
Genesis GV601 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less (1,600 kg)2,400 kg100 kgNo dataNo price on recordMagmaElectric21.5 kWh/100km
Jaguar F-PACE3 of 3 grades2,000 to 2,400 kg100 kgNo dataNo price on recordR-Dynamic SE 90th Anniversary Edition P250Petrol, Plug-in hybridNo data
Land Rover Discovery Sport3 of 4 grades. 1 of 4 grades tow less (1,600 kg)2,000 kg100 kg4,550 kgNo price on recordDynamic S P200 (MY26.5)Petrol8.4 L/100km
Porsche Macan4 of 4 grades2,000 to 2,500 kg80 to 100 kg4,350 to 5,050 kgNo price on recordMacanElectric19.9 kWh/100km
Skoda Enyaq Coupe1 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,000 kgNo dataNo dataNo price on record85 SportlineElectricNo data

Large SUVs and 7-seaters that tow 2,000kg

44 models, 197 grades, from the Nissan X-Trail 7-seat to the BMW X7. The popular family seven-seaters split by engine. The Kia Sorento diesel is 2,000kg, the HEV 1,650kg and the plug-in hybrid 1,010kg. The Hyundai Santa Fe 2.5 turbo petrol is 2,000kg and the hybrid 1,650kg. The Toyota Kluger hybrid and the Hyundai Palisade hybrid are both 2,000kg. The BYD Sealion 8 plug-in is 2,000kg in AWD form and 1,800kg with front-wheel drive. The Mazda CX-80 and CX-90 reach 2,500kg on the petrol and plug-in grades, and 2,000kg as diesels. The Subaru Outback, which we file here on its length, is 2,000kg, and 2,100kg as the Wilderness.

Model (grades at 2,000kg+)Braked towingTowball downloadGCMFromPowertrainFuel or energy
Nissan X-Trail3 of 3 grades2,000 kg150 kg (some grades: no data)No data$41,305 RRPST 4WD 7-seatPetrol7.8 L/100km
Subaru Outback5 of 5 grades2,000 to 2,100 kg200 to 210 kg4,280 to 4,433 kg$48,990 RRP*AWDPetrol8.1 L/100km
MG QS2 of 2 grades2,000 kgNo dataNo data$49,994 drive-away (VIC)ExcitePetrol8.4 L/100km
Kia Sorento4 of 16 grades. 12 of 16 grades tow less (1,010 to 1,650 kg)2,000 kg200 kgNo data$54,380 RRPS DieselDiesel6 L/100km
Hyundai Santa Fe5 of 10 grades. 5 of 10 grades tow less (1,650 kg)2,000 kg100 kgNo data$54,400 RRP2.5 Petrol FWDPetrol9.1 L/100km
Skoda Kodiaq3 of 3 grades2,300 kg100 kgNo data$54,990 RRP*140TSI SelectPetrol9 L/100km
Mazda CX-8011 of 11 grades2,000 to 2,500 kg150 to 200 kg4,700 to 4,750 kg (some grades: not in Mazda's spec sheet)$56,100 RRPG40e PureMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid8.4 L/100km
Volkswagen Tayron2 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,500 kg200 kg5,010 kg$59,490 RRP*150TSI ElegancePetrol7.7 L/100km
Toyota Kluger3 of 3 grades2,000 kg200 kgNot in Toyota's spec sheet$62,410 RRP*GX Hybrid AWDHybrid5.6 L/100km
BYD Sealion 82 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,000 kg100 kgNo data$63,990 RRPDynamic AWDPlug-in hybrid6.3 L/100km battery flat
Mazda CX-906 of 6 grades2,000 to 2,500 kg150 kg4,900 kg (some grades: not in Mazda's spec sheet)$66,100 RRPG50e TouringMild hybrid8.2 L/100km
Mazda CX-704 of 4 grades2,500 kg150 kgNot in Mazda's spec sheet$73,020 RRPG50e GTMild hybrid8.1 L/100km
Hyundai Palisade5 of 5 grades2,000 kg160 kgNo data$76,500 RRPElite Hybrid (8-Seat)Hybrid6.8 L/100km
Polestar 41 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less (1,500 kg)2,000 kg200 kg4,960 kg$86,350 RRPLong Range Dual MotorElectric16.8 kWh/100km
Volkswagen Touareg4 of 5 grades. 1 of 5 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure3,500 kg215 to 280 kg6,350 to 6,520 kg$86,790 RRP*170TDIDiesel, Plug-in hybrid7.6 L/100km
Volvo EX602 of 2 grades2,000 to 2,400 kgNo dataNo data$86,990 RRPP6 ElectricElectric14.9 kWh/100km
Volvo XC903 of 3 grades2,400 kg240 kgNo data$97,990 RRP*Plus B5 BrightMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid8.1 L/100km
Kia EV93 of 4 grades. 1 of 4 grades tow less (900 kg)2,500 kg125 kgNo data$106,500 RRPEarth AWDElectric21.7 kWh/100km
Audi Q77 of 7 grades2,000 to 3,500 kg200 to 350 kgNo data$112,415 RRPTFSI 185kW quattro S line editionPetrol, Mild hybrid9.3 L/100km
Hyundai IONIQ 92 of 2 grades2,500 kg125 kgNot in Hyundai's spec sheet$113,205 RRPCalligraphy AWD 7-SeatElectric20.6 kWh/100km
Land Rover Discovery7 of 7 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,745 kg$116,006 RRPS D350Diesel, Mild hybrid7.8 L/100km
Volvo EX902 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less (1,500 kg)2,200 kg250 kgNo data$124,990 RRP*Plus Twin MotorElectric19.6 kWh/100km
Polestar 32 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less (1,500 kg)2,200 kg220 kg5,190 to 5,225 kg$131,100 RRPDual MotorElectric19.1 kWh/100km
Genesis GV803 of 3 grades2,722 kg182 kgNo data$132,000 RRP*3.5T Signature AWDPetrol11.7 L/100km
Genesis GV80 Coupe2 of 2 grades2,722 kg182 kgNo data$137,500 RRP*3.5T Signature AWDPetrol11.7 L/100km
BMW X54 of 4 grades2,700 to 3,500 kg140 kgNo data$137,600 RRP*xDrive30dPetrol and diesel, Plug-in hybrid7.8 L/100km
BMW iX1 of 1 grade2,500 kg100 kgNo data$142,900 RRP*xDrive45 M SportElectric20.0 kWh/100km
Audi Q86 of 6 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,400 kg (some grades: no data)$143,415 RRP*50 TDI quattro S linePetrol, Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid7.1 L/100km
Land Rover Range Rover Sport26 of 26 grades2,500 to 3,500 kg120 to 350 kg5,980 to 6,750 kg$146,799 RRP*Dynamic SE D250Petrol and diesel, Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid, Electric7.3 L/100km
BMW X63 of 3 grades3,500 kg140 to 350 kg6,055 to 6,235 kg (some grades: no data)$149,900 RRP*xDrive30d M SportPetrol and diesel, Mild hybrid7.7 L/100km
Porsche Cayenne Electric6 of 6 grades3,500 kgNo dataNo data$167,800 RRPCayenne ElectricElectric22.9 kWh/100km
Porsche Macan1 of 1 grade2,500 kg100 kg5,050 kg$171,100 RRPGTSElectric21.2 kWh/100km
BMW X74 of 4 grades3,500 kg140 kg6,740 kg (some grades: no data)$174,900 RRP*xDrive40dPetrol and diesel, Mild hybrid8.1 L/100km
GMC Yukon2 of 2 grades3,628 kg363 kg (some grades: no data)6,577 kg (some grades: no data)$174,990 RRPDenaliPetrol12.8 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz GLE1 of 1 grade3,500 kg350 kg6,595 kg$199,900 RRP*GLE53 AMG 4MATIC+Mild hybrid10.1 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class2 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure2,700 kg350 kgNo data$199,900 RRP*GLS 450 d 4MATICMild hybrid7.8 L/100km
BMW X5 M1 of 1 grade2,700 kg140 kgNo data$247,800 RRP*CompetitionPetrol12.5 L/100km
BMW X6 M1 of 1 grade2,700 kg140 kgNo data$247,900 RRP*CompetitionPetrol12.5 L/100km
Audi RSQ81 of 1 grade3,500 kg350 kgNo data$257,227 RRPPerformancePetrol12.2 L/100km
BMW XM1 of 1 grade2,700 kg140 kg5,995 kg$309,900 RRP*LabelPlug-in hybrid12.8 L/100km battery flat
Land Rover Range Rover23 of 27 grades. 4 of 27 grades tow less; 4 hold no braked figure2,500 to 3,500 kg150 to 350 kg5,980 to 6,950 kg$309,972 drive-away (VIC)HSE P460e (MY27)Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid, Electric1.7 L/100km (full battery)
Aston Martin DBX1 of 1 grade2,700 kgNo dataNo dataNo price on record707Petrol13.5 L/100km
Maserati Grecale2 of 4 grades. 2 of 4 grades tow less; 2 hold no braked figure2,300 to 2,500 kg200 kg4,540 kgNo price on recordGTMild hybrid, Electric8.5 L/100km
Porsche Cayenne18 of 19 grades. 1 of 19 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure3,000 to 3,500 kgNo dataNo dataNo price on recordE-HybridPetrol, Plug-in hybrid1.9 L/100km (full battery)

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22 models, 129 grades, and most of them clear 2,000kg easily: the body-on-frame wagons like the Ford Everest, Toyota Prado, Isuzu MU-X and KGM Rexton are rated to 3,500kg. If 2,000kg is your trailer, these give you plenty of margin on the rating, though GCM and payload still apply when the car is loaded for a trip. Among the most affordable on a Victorian drive-away price are the LDV D90 at $43,674 and the Mahindra Scorpio N at $43,990.

Model (grades at 2,000kg+)Braked towingTowball downloadGCMFromPowertrainFuel or energy
LDV D905 of 5 grades3,000 to 3,500 kg300 kg (some grades: no data)5,700 kg (some grades: no data)$43,674 drive-away (VIC)Mode 2WDPetrol and diesel9.1 L/100km
Mahindra Scorpio N2 of 2 grades2,500 kgNo data5,155 kg (some grades: no data)$43,990 drive-away (VIC)Z8+ 2.2L Diesel 4x4 7-seat ATDiesel7.2 L/100km
GWM Tank 3005 of 5 grades3,000 kgNo data5,580 to 6,261 kg$47,990 drive-away (VIC)Lux DieselPetrol and diesel, Plug-in hybrid7.8 L/100km
Isuzu MU-X8 of 8 grades3,500 kg350 kg5,900 kg$49,990 drive-away (VIC)LS-M 2.2L 4x2Diesel6.4 L/100km
KGM Rexton4 of 4 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,300 kg$50,000 RRP*ELXDiesel8.7 L/100km
GWM Tank 5006 of 6 grades3,000 to 3,500 kg300 kg (some grades: no data)6,430 to 6,705 kg$59,990 RRP*LuxDiesel, Hybrid, Plug-in hybrid8.5 L/100km
Ford Everest11 of 12 grades. 1 of 12 grades tow less; 1 hold no braked figure3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)6,250 to 6,350 kg (some grades: no data)$68,990 RRP*SportDiesel8.5 L/100km
Toyota Prado6 of 6 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,600 to 6,680 kg (some grades: not in Toyota's spec sheet)$72,500 RRPGX DieselDiesel7.6 L/100km
Toyota LandCruiser 707 of 7 grades3,500 kgNo data7,010 kg$75,600 RRPWagon WorkMate AutoDiesel10.6 L/100km
Denza B52 of 2 grades3,000 kgNo data6,122 to 6,232 kg$81,221 drive-away (VIC)BasePlug-in hybrid9.5 L/100km battery flat
Jeep Wrangler3 of 6 grades. 3 of 6 grades tow less (1,497 kg); 1 hold no braked figure2,495 kg250 kg (some grades: no data)4,819 kg (some grades: no data)$84,990 RRP*Rubicon 4-DoorPetrol10.2 L/100km
Denza B82 of 2 grades3,500 kgNo data7,174 kg$91,000 RRP*7SPlug-in hybrid9.9 L/100km battery flat
Toyota LandCruiser 3008 of 8 grades3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)6,750 kg$97,990 RRPGXDiesel, Hybrid8.9 L/100km
Land Rover Defender 907 of 7 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,470 to 6,540 kg$98,400 RRP*S D250Petrol and diesel, Mild hybrid8.1 L/100km
Land Rover Defender 11020 of 23 grades. 3 of 23 grades tow less; 3 hold no braked figure3,000 to 3,500 kg300 to 350 kg6,300 to 6,730 kg (some grades: no data)$100,900 RRP*S D250Petrol and diesel, Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid8.1 L/100km
Nissan Patrol3 of 3 grades3,500 kg350 kg7,000 kg$102,100 RRP*Ti-LPetrol14.4 L/100km
Ineos Grenadier6 of 6 grades3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)7,000 kg (some grades: no data)$107,000 RRPDieselPetrol and diesel11.8 L/100km
Lexus GX2 of 2 grades3,130 to 3,500 kgNo dataNo data$119,950 RRP*GX550 LuxuryPetrol12.3 L/100km
Land Rover Defender 1306 of 6 grades3,000 kg300 kg6,380 to 6,500 kg (some grades: no data)$141,600 RRP*Outbound D350Petrol and diesel, Mild hybrid8.1 L/100km
Lexus LX10 of 10 grades3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)No data$167,700 RRP*LX600 LuxuryPetrol and diesel, Hybrid11.9 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz G-Class2 of 5 grades. 3 of 5 grades tow less; 3 hold no braked figure3,500 kg350 kg6,600 kg$214,900 RRP*G450dMild hybrid8.7 L/100km
Land Rover Defender OCTA4 of 4 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,730 kg$304,500 RRP*OCTAPetrol, Mild hybrid13.1 L/100km

Wagons and sedans

Only 10 sedan, liftback and wagon models (17 grades) are rated to 2,000kg or more, and most are expensive. The Skoda Superb 195TSI 4x4, as a liftback or a wagon, is the most affordable at 2,200kg, while the front-drive plug-in Superb wagon is rated to 1,800kg. Above that it's the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and S-Class (2,100kg) the Porsche Panamera (2,200kg), BMW's 5 Series, i5, M5, 7 Series and i7, and the Genesis Electrified G80 (all 2,000kg).

Model (grades at 2,000kg+)Braked towingTowball downloadGCMFromPowertrainFuel or energy
Skoda Superb2 of 3 grades. 1 of 3 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,200 kg90 kg4,065 to 4,140 kg$73,990 drive-away (VIC)Sportline 195TSI 4x4 (Liftback)Petrol7.6 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz E-Class3 of 3 grades2,100 kg210 kg4,490 to 4,660 kg$105,900 RRP*E200Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid7.2 L/100km
BMW 5 Series2 of 2 grades2,000 kg200 kg4,265 to 4,510 kg$114,900 RRP*520i SedanPetrol and diesel6.8 L/100km
Genesis Electrified G801 of 1 grade2,000 kg200 kg4,900 kg$155,000 RRP*Electrified Signature AWDElectric18.1 kWh/100km
BMW i51 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less (1,500 kg)2,000 kg200 kg4,820 kg$215,900 RRP*M60 xDrive SedanElectric16.8 kWh/100km
BMW M52 of 2 grades2,000 kg100 kg4,935 to 5,000 kg$259,900 RRP*SedanPlug-in hybrid10.3 L/100km battery flat
Mercedes-Benz S-Class2 of 2 grades2,100 kg210 kg4,840 to 5,010 kg$278,900 RRP*S450L 4MATICMild hybrid8.4 L/100km
BMW 7 Series1 of 1 grade2,000 kg200 kg4,730 kg$279,900 RRP*740i SedanPetrol7.9 L/100km
BMW i71 of 1 grade2,000 kg200 kg5,180 kg$319,900 RRP*xDrive60 SedanElectric19.7 kWh/100km
Porsche Panamera2 of 6 grades. 4 of 6 grades tow less; 4 hold no braked figure2,200 kgNo dataNo dataNo price on recordPanameraPetrol9.5 L/100km

People movers

Five models. The Hyundai Staria is rated to 2,500kg, including the hybrid. The Kia Carnival diesel is 2,000kg, but the Carnival HEV is rated to 1,000kg in our record, so a family that tows should check which Carnival they're looking at. The Ford Tourneo, Volkswagen Multivan and Mercedes-Benz Vito Tourer round it out.

Model (grades at 2,000kg+)Braked towingTowball downloadGCMFromPowertrainFuel or energy
Hyundai Staria3 of 3 grades2,500 kg100 kg5,420 kg (some grades: no data)$54,300 RRPPetrolPetrol and diesel, Hybrid10.5 L/100km
Kia Carnival5 of 8 grades. 3 of 8 grades tow less (1,000 kg)2,000 kg200 kgNo data$54,560 RRPS DieselDiesel6.5 L/100km
Ford Tourneo2 of 2 grades2,500 kgNo data5,665 to 5,670 kg$68,990 RRPActiveDiesel7.4 L/100km
Volkswagen Multivan3 of 3 grades2,000 kg80 kgNo data$72,990 drive-away (VIC)Life SWBDiesel6.2 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz Vito1 of 1 grade2,500 kgNo data5,600 kg$92,404 RRP*TourerDiesel6.7 L/100km

Utes

31 models and 221 grades: nearly every dual-cab on sale clears 2,000kg, and most are rated to 3,500kg. The exceptions are worth knowing. The 4x2 HiLux WorkMate and SR grades are 2,900kg, the HiLux BEV is 2,000kg, the BYD Shark 6 is 2,500kg as the Dynamic cab-chassis and the Premium (3,500kg as the Performance) and the KGM Musso EV AWD is 2,300kg. Ford's Ranger spec sheet doesn't print a towball figure, so those cells say so. Our best utes guide ranks them on more than towing.

Model (grades at 2,000kg+)Braked towingTowball downloadGCMFromPowertrainFuel or energy
Toyota HiLux22 of 22 grades2,000 to 3,500 kg290 to 350 kg (some grades: not in Toyota's spec sheet)4,670 to 6,300 kg$33,990 RRPWorkMate 4x2 Single Cab ManualDiesel, Mild hybrid, Electric7.3 L/100km
GWM Cannon9 of 9 grades3,200 to 3,500 kg320 to 350 kg (some grades: no data)5,590 to 6,400 kg$34,990 drive-away (VIC)Premium Single Cab Chassis 4x2Diesel, Plug-in hybrid7.6 L/100km
Isuzu D-Max21 of 21 grades3,500 kg350 kg5,850 to 6,000 kg$36,200 RRPSX Single Cab Cab Chassis 4x2 2.2LDiesel6.9 L/100km
LDV T60 MAX5 of 5 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,250 to 6,350 kg$36,990 RRP*Pro AutoDiesel8.1 L/100km
KGM Musso3 of 3 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,380 to 6,480 kg$37,490 drive-away (VIC)ELXDiesel8.6 L/100km
Mazda BT-5020 of 20 grades3,500 kg350 kg5,850 to 6,000 kg$38,400 RRPXS SC 4x2Diesel6.9 L/100km
Foton Tunland4 of 4 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,805 to 6,835 kg$39,990 RRP*V7-C 4x2Mild hybrid8.1 L/100km
Kia Tasman11 of 11 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,200 kg$41,959 RRPSingle Cab Chassis S 4x2Diesel7.5 L/100km
Mitsubishi Triton18 of 18 grades3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)6,210 to 6,250 kg (some grades: no data)$41,990 drive-away (VIC)GLX Single Cab Cab Chassis 4x2Diesel7.6 L/100km
JAC T96 of 6 grades3,200 kg320 kg5,630 kg$42,662 RRP*Oasis 4x4Diesel7.6 L/100km
Ford Ranger26 of 26 grades2,500 to 3,500 kgNot in Ford's spec sheet5,400 to 6,520 kg$46,518 drive-away (VIC)XL 4x2 Single Cab Cab-ChassisPetrol and diesel, Plug-in hybrid6.8 L/100km
JAC Hunter PHEV2 of 2 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,430 kg$49,988 RRPPro PHEVPlug-in hybrid1.6 L/100km (full battery)
LDV Terron 92 of 2 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,500 kg$50,990 RRP*OriginDiesel7.9 L/100km
GWM Cannon Alpha7 of 7 grades3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)6,555 to 6,745 kg$52,990 RRP*Lux DieselDiesel, Hybrid, Plug-in hybrid8.9 L/100km
MG U93 of 3 grades3,500 kgNo data6,500 kg$52,990 RRPExplore XDiesel7.9 L/100km
Nissan Navara4 of 4 grades3,500 kg350 kg6,250 kg$53,348 RRPSLDiesel7.7 L/100km
BYD Shark 63 of 3 grades2,500 to 3,500 kg250 to 350 kg5,750 to 6,650 kg$55,900 RRPDynamic Cab-ChassisPlug-in hybrid7.9 L/100km battery flat
Volkswagen Amarok10 of 10 grades3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)6,200 to 6,400 kg$55,990 RRP*Core TDI405Petrol and diesel8 L/100km
KGM Musso EV1 of 2 grades. 1 of 2 grades tow less (1,800 kg)2,300 kg180 kg5,390 kg$64,000 drive-away (VIC)AWDElectric21.2 kWh/100km
Toyota LandCruiser 709 of 9 grades3,500 kgNo data7,010 kg$76,800 RRPSingle Cab Chassis WorkmateDieselNo data
MG U9 EV1 of 1 grade3,500 kgNo dataNo data$78,990 RRPTBAElectricNo data
Ford Ranger Super Duty6 of 6 grades4,500 kgNot in Ford's spec sheet8,000 kg$82,990 RRPSingle Cab Cab-ChassisDieselNo data
Jeep Gladiator1 of 1 grade2,721 kg272 kg5,656 kg$84,990 RRP*RubiconPetrol12.4 L/100km
Ineos Quartermaster6 of 6 grades3,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)7,000 kg (some grades: no data)$105,000 RRPDieselPetrol and diesel12.1 L/100km
Ford F-1508 of 8 grades4,500 kgNo data7,270 to 7,410 kg$114,950 RRPXLT 4x4 Double Cab SWBPetrol12.5 L/100km
RAM 15004 of 6 grades. 2 of 6 grades tow less; 2 hold no braked figure4,200 to 4,500 kg400 kg7,285 to 7,711 kg$119,950 RRPBig Horn V8Petrol, Mild hybrid13.1 L/100km
Chevrolet Silverado 15002 of 2 grades4,200 to 4,500 kg400 to 422 kg6,851 to 7,160 kg$134,500 RRP*LTZ PremiumPetrol12.1 L/100km
Toyota Tundra2 of 2 grades4,500 kg400 kg7,980 to 8,030 kg$155,990 RRPLimitedHybrid11.4 L/100km
RAM 25003 of 3 grades4,500 to 8,000 kg400 to 450 kg10,001 to 11,505 kg$157,950 RRPWarlock HEMI V8Petrol and dieselNo data
Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD1 of 1 grade4,500 kg450 kg12,474 kg$168,000 RRP*LTZ PremiumDieselNo data
RAM 35001 of 1 grade8,000 kg400 kg11,505 kg$177,950 RRP*Laramie Cummins High OutputDiesel12.8 L/100km

Vans

19 models, 74 grades, from the Hyundai Staria-Load to the Volkswagen Crafter, including electric vans like the Renault Master E-Tech and Farizon SV at 2,000kg. Isuzu's N Series light trucks are also rated above 2,000kg, but they're trucks, so they're not listed here.

Model (grades at 2,000kg+)Braked towingTowball downloadGCMFromPowertrainFuel or energy
LDV Deliver 72 of 2 grades2,000 kgNot in LDV's spec sheet5,200 kg$46,305 RRP*SWB Low RoofDiesel7.7 L/100km
LDV Deliver 93 of 3 grades2,800 kgNot in LDV's spec sheet6,000 kg$47,990 drive-away (VIC)Van MWB Mid RoofDieselNo data
Hyundai Staria-Load2 of 5 grades. 3 of 5 grades tow less; 3 hold no braked figure2,500 kg100 kgNot in Hyundai's spec sheet$49,990 RRPVan LiftbackDiesel7 L/100km
Renault Trafic6 of 6 grades2,500 kg100 kgNo data$52,990 RRPSWB ProDiesel6.2 L/100km
Renault Master6 of 6 grades2,000 kgNot in Renault's spec sheet5,500 to 6,000 kg$55,990 RRPDiesel MWB ManualDiesel, ElectricNo data
Ford Transit Custom8 of 8 grades2,300 to 2,800 kg150 kg (some grades: not in Ford's spec sheet)5,225 to 5,725 kg$56,890 RRPTrend SWB VanDiesel, Plug-in hybrid8 L/100km
Fiat Ducato3 of 3 grades2,250 to 2,500 kgNo dataNo data$57,500 RRPMWB Mid-RoofDieselNo data
Volkswagen Transporter2 of 2 grades2,300 to 2,800 kgNo dataNo data$58,590 RRP*TDI340 FWDDiesel, Electric7.9 L/100km
Peugeot Boxer1 of 1 grade3,000 kgNo dataNo data$59,990 RRP*Pro L4H2Diesel6.4 L/100km
Mercedes-Benz Vito2 of 2 grades2,500 kgNo data5,500 to 5,700 kg$63,000 RRP*Panel VanDiesel6.5 L/100km
Farizon SV4 of 4 grades2,000 kgNo dataNo data$67,990 drive-away (VIC)SWB Low RoofElectricNo data
Ford Transit6 of 6 grades2,750 to 3,500 kg200 kg (some grades: no data)6,000 to 7,000 kg$69,990 RRP*350L LWB VanDiesel8.2 L/100km
Hyundai Staria-Load Electric2 of 2 grades2,000 kg100 kgNo data$70,990 RRPTBAElectric20.7 kWh/100km
Volkswagen Crafter21 of 21 grades2,500 to 3,500 kg150 kg6,000 to 8,000 kg$77,676 drive-away (VIC)35 Van TDI360 FWD MWBDieselNo data
Ford E-Transit Custom2 of 2 grades2,300 kgNo data5,350 kg$77,890 RRPTrend LWB VanElectric24.0 kWh/100km
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter1 of 1 grade2,000 kg200 kg5,550 kg$79,900 RRP*315CDI LWB Van AutoDiesel8.8 L/100km
Volkswagen California1 of 1 grade2,500 kgNo dataNo data$93,790 RRP*Beach TDI340Diesel6.6 L/100km
LDV Deliver 9 Campervan1 of 1 grade2,800 kgNo data6,000 kg$102,990 drive-away (VIC)Series 2 Two SeatDieselNo data
Mercedes-Benz eSprinter1 of 1 grade2,000 kg200 kg5,000 kg$121,041 RRP*Panel Van 113 kWhElectric27.5 kWh/100km

Hybrids, plug-in hybrids and EVs that tow 2,000kg

Of the 747 grades, 19 are hybrids, 71 are plug-in hybrids and 68 are electric (vans included). One of the cheapest plug-in hybrids at 2,000kg+ on a published RRP is a ute, the JAC Hunter PHEV at $49,988. For an SUV, the Mazda CX-60 P50e is $56,640 RRP for 2,500kg and the BYD Sealion 8 AWD $63,990 for 2,000kg with seven seats. The cheapest hybrid on a published RRP is the Hyundai Staria Hybrid at $73,740; the Toyota Kluger Hybrid is lower at $62,410 RRP, which we hold without a named source yet. Vans aside, one of the cheapest electric cars on a published RRP is the Toyota HiLux BEV at $74,990, and one of the cheapest on a Victorian drive-away price is the KGM Musso EV AWD at $64,000. For an electric SUV, the Skoda Enyaq 85 Sportline is $64,990 drive-away (VIC) for 2,000kg, the Polestar 4 Dual Motor ($86,350 RRP) and Volvo EX60 P6 ($86,990 RRP) are both 2,000kg, and the Kia EV9 AWD is 2,500kg.

ModelPowertrainBraked towingTowball downloadFromFuel or energyElectric range
GWM Tank 5003 gradesHybrid3,000 kg300 kg$59,990 RRP*8.5 L/100kmNo data
Toyota Kluger3 gradesHybrid2,000 kg200 kg$62,410 RRP*5.6 L/100kmNo data
GWM Cannon Alpha1 gradeHybrid3,500 kg350 kg$64,490 RRP*9.8 L/100kmNo data
Hyundai Staria1 gradeHybrid2,500 kg100 kg$73,740 RRP6.5 L/100kmNo data
Hyundai Palisade5 gradesHybrid2,000 kg160 kg$76,500 RRP6.8 L/100kmNo data
Toyota Tundra2 gradesHybrid4,500 kg400 kg$155,990 RRP11.4 L/100kmNo data
Toyota LandCruiser 3002 gradesHybrid3,500 kgNo data$156,060 RRP10 L/100kmNo data
Lexus LX2 gradesHybrid3,500 kgNo data$219,083 drive-away (VIC)10 L/100kmNo data
JAC Hunter PHEV2 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,500 kg350 kg$49,988 RRP1.6 L/100km (full battery)100 km electric
GWM Cannon2 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,500 kgNo data$50,990 drive-away (VIC)2.4 L/100km (full battery)115 km electric
BYD Shark 63 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,500 to 3,500 kg250 to 350 kg$55,900 RRP7.9 L/100km battery flat100 km electric
Mazda CX-604 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,500 kg150 kg$56,640 RRP2.1 L/100km (full battery)76 km electric
GWM Cannon Alpha2 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,500 kg350 kg$57,490 drive-away (VIC)7.9 L/100km battery flat115 km electric
GWM Tank 3002 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,000 kgNo data$57,990 drive-away (VIC)8.3 L/100km battery flat115 km electric
BYD Sealion 82 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,000 kg100 kg$63,990 RRP6.3 L/100km battery flat152 km electric
Ford Transit Custom2 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,300 kgNot in Ford's spec sheet$67,890 RRP1.7 L/100km (full battery)53 km electric
Mazda CX-803 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,500 kg150 kg$68,100 RRP2.7 L/100km (full battery)65 km electric
GWM Tank 5001 gradePlug-in hybrid3,000 kg300 kg$72,490 RRP*8.4 L/100km battery flat120 km electric
Volkswagen Tiguan1 gradePlug-in hybrid2,000 kgNo data$73,990 drive-away (VIC)1.7 L/100km (full battery)115 km electric
Volkswagen Tayron1 gradePlug-in hybrid2,000 kgNo data$75,990 drive-away (VIC)1.8 L/100km (full battery)116 km electric
CUPRA Terramar1 gradePlug-in hybrid2,200 kg100 kg$77,990 RRP*1.8 L/100km (full battery)110 km electric
Denza B52 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,000 kgNo data$81,221 drive-away (VIC)9.5 L/100km battery flat90 km electric
Volvo XC602 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,250 kg240 kg$84,200 RRP*1.6 L/100km (full battery)89 km electric
Denza B82 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,500 kgNo data$91,000 RRP*9.9 L/100km battery flat100 km electric
BMW X31 gradePlug-in hybrid2,000 kg100 kg$106,300 RRP*7.9 L/100km battery flat91 km electric
Audi Q51 gradePlug-in hybrid2,000 kg200 kg$107,422 drive-away (VIC)3.3 L/100km (full battery)82 km electric
Audi Q5 Sportback1 gradePlug-in hybrid2,000 kg200 kg$111,065 drive-away (VIC)3.3 L/100km (full battery)92 km electric
Mercedes-Benz GLC2 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,000 kg200 kg$115,900 RRP*1.2 L/100km (full battery)112 km electric
Land Rover Range Rover Velar2 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,000 kg100 kg$125,511 RRP2.2 L/100km (full battery)69 km electric
Volvo XC901 gradePlug-in hybrid2,400 kg240 kg$130,990 RRP*1.8 L/100km (full battery)77 km electric
Land Rover Defender 1104 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,000 kg300 kg$131,100 RRP*3.1 L/100km (full battery)50 km electric
Volkswagen Touareg1 gradePlug-in hybrid3,500 kg220 kg$133,490 RRP*3.3 L/100km (full battery)51 km electric
BMW X51 gradePlug-in hybrid2,700 kg140 kg$149,900 RRP*1.9 L/100km (full battery)101 km electric
Audi Q81 gradePlug-in hybrid3,500 kg350 kg$154,284 RRP*2.6 L/100km (full battery)45 km electric
Land Rover Range Rover Sport4 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,000 kg120 to 300 kg$190,545 RRP*3 L/100km (full battery)118 km electric
Mercedes-Benz E-Class1 gradePlug-in hybrid2,100 kg210 kg$199,900 RRP*1.7 L/100km (full battery)100 km electric
BMW M52 gradesPlug-in hybrid2,000 kg100 kg$259,900 RRP*10.3 L/100km battery flat67 km electric
BMW XM1 gradePlug-in hybrid2,700 kg140 kg$309,900 RRP*12.8 L/100km battery flat76 km electric
Land Rover Range Rover2 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,000 kg350 kg$309,972 drive-away (VIC)1.7 L/100km (full battery)126 km electric
Jaguar F-PACE1 gradePlug-in hybrid2,000 kg100 kgNo price on recordNo dataNo data
Porsche Cayenne10 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,000 to 3,500 kgNo dataNo price on record1.9 L/100km (full battery)86 km electric
Ford Ranger3 gradesPlug-in hybrid3,500 kgNot in Ford's spec sheetNo price on record3.1 L/100km (full battery)No data
KGM Musso EV1 gradeElectric2,300 kg180 kg$64,000 drive-away (VIC)21.2 kWh/100km379 km (WLTP)
Skoda Enyaq2 gradesElectric2,000 to 2,200 kg88 kg$64,990 drive-away (VIC)No data551 km (WLTP)
Farizon SV4 gradesElectric2,000 kgNo data$67,990 drive-away (VIC)No data376 km
Hyundai Staria-Load Electric2 gradesElectric2,000 kg100 kg$70,990 RRP20.7 kWh/100km450 km (WLTP)
Toyota HiLux3 gradesElectric2,000 kgNot in Toyota's spec sheet$74,990 RRP25.6 kWh/100km245 km (ADR 81/02 (NEDC))
Ford E-Transit Custom2 gradesElectric2,300 kgNo data$77,890 RRP24.0 kWh/100km340 km (WLTP)
Renault Master2 gradesElectric2,000 kgNot in Renault's spec sheet$77,990 RRPNo data409 km (WLTP)
MG U9 EV1 gradeElectric3,500 kgNo data$78,990 RRPNo data430 km (WLTP)
Volkswagen Transporter1 gradeElectric2,300 kgNo data$83,590 RRP*No data320 km (WLTP)
Polestar 41 gradeElectric2,000 kg200 kg$86,350 RRP16.8 kWh/100km590 km
Volvo EX602 gradesElectric2,000 to 2,400 kgNo data$86,990 RRP14.9 kWh/100km610 km
Audi Q6 e-tron4 gradesElectric2,000 to 2,400 kg100 kg$97,935 RRP19 kWh/100km625 km
Audi Q6 Sportback e-tron3 gradesElectric2,000 to 2,400 kg100 kg$104,900 RRP18.7 kWh/100km569 km
Kia EV93 gradesElectric2,500 kg125 kg$106,500 RRP21.7 kWh/100km512 km
Hyundai IONIQ 92 gradesElectric2,500 kg125 kg$113,205 RRP20.6 kWh/100km600 km (WLTP)
Mercedes-Benz eSprinter1 gradeElectric2,000 kg200 kg$121,041 RRP*27.5 kWh/100km440 km
Volvo EX902 gradesElectric2,200 kg250 kg$124,990 RRP*19.6 kWh/100km570 km
Polestar 32 gradesElectric2,200 kg220 kg$131,100 RRP19.1 kWh/100km635 km
BMW iX1 gradeElectric2,500 kg100 kg$142,900 RRP*20.0 kWh/100km522 km (ADR 81/02)
Genesis Electrified G801 gradeElectric2,000 kg200 kg$155,000 RRP*18.1 kWh/100km570 km (WLTP)
Porsche Cayenne Electric6 gradesElectric3,500 kgNo data$167,800 RRP22.9 kWh/100km542 km (WLTP)
Porsche Macan5 gradesElectric2,000 to 2,500 kg80 to 100 kg$171,100 RRP21.2 kWh/100km513 km (WLTP)
BMW i51 gradeElectric2,000 kg200 kg$215,900 RRP*16.8 kWh/100km502 km
Land Rover Range Rover Sport3 gradesElectric2,500 kg250 kg$246,518 drive-away (VIC)No data600 km (NEDC (as labelled by Land Rover Australia))
BMW i71 gradeElectric2,000 kg200 kg$319,900 RRP*19.7 kWh/100km625 km
Land Rover Range Rover8 gradesElectric2,500 kg250 kg$344,258 drive-away (VIC)22.3 kWh/100km600 km (NEDC (as labelled by Land Rover Australia))
Genesis GV601 gradeElectric2,400 kg100 kgNo price on record21.5 kWh/100km425 km (WLTP)
Maserati Grecale1 gradeElectric2,500 kg200 kgNo price on record14.2 kWh/100km501 km
BMW iX31 gradeElectric2,000 kg80 kgNo price on record18 kWh/100kmNo data
Skoda Enyaq Coupe1 gradeElectric2,000 kgNo dataNo price on recordNo data565 km (WLTP)

Electric range is the figure held for the priced grade, with its test standard where the manufacturer names one. It's an unladen figure, not a towing range.

What towing does to EV and PHEV range

A trailer adds weight and, more importantly at highway speed, a lot of air resistance. Both cost energy, and an electric car shows it straight away because its battery holds much less energy than a fuel tank. Manufacturers rarely publish a range while towing, and we don't make one up, so treat the range figures above as unladen figures and plan charging stops much closer together with a trailer on. Check too that the charging bays on your route let you charge without unhitching; many are nose-in bays.

A plug-in hybrid has a backstop: once the battery is empty, it runs on its engine like a regular hybrid. That's why we show the battery-flat (charge-sustaining) fuel figure where the manufacturer prints one. It's a more honest guide to touring with a trailer than the headline combined figure, which assumes you start each trip with a full battery. A hybrid that doesn't plug in uses its fuel figure as normal, and towing will push that up too.

7-seaters that tow 2,000kg

147 grades from 41 models have seven or more seats and a 2,000kg+ rating, vans aside. Among the least expensive on a published RRP is the Nissan X-Trail ST 4WD 7-seat at $41,305, and on a Victorian drive-away price the LDV D90 Mode 2WD at $43,674. Watch the third row and the boot as well as the rating: you'll often be carrying a full car when you tow.

ModelSeatsBraked towingTowball downloadFromPowertrain
Nissan X-Trail3 grades72,000 kg150 kg (some grades: no data)$41,305 RRPPetrol
LDV D905 grades73,000 to 3,500 kg300 kg (some grades: no data)$43,674 drive-away (VIC)Petrol and diesel
Mahindra Scorpio N2 grades72,500 kgNo data$43,990 drive-away (VIC)Diesel
Isuzu MU-X8 grades73,500 kg350 kg$49,990 drive-away (VIC)Diesel
MG QS2 grades72,000 kgNo data$49,994 drive-away (VIC)Petrol
KGM Rexton4 grades73,500 kg350 kg$50,000 RRP*Diesel
Hyundai Staria3 grades7/82,500 kg100 kg$54,300 RRPPetrol and diesel, Hybrid
Kia Sorento4 grades72,000 kg200 kg$54,380 RRPDiesel
Hyundai Santa Fe4 grades72,000 kg100 kg$54,400 RRPPetrol
Kia Carnival5 grades82,000 kg200 kg$54,560 RRPDiesel
Skoda Kodiaq3 grades72,300 kg100 kg$54,990 RRP*Petrol
Mazda CX-8011 grades72,000 to 2,500 kg150 to 200 kg$56,100 RRPMild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid
Volkswagen Tayron2 grades72,500 kg200 kg$59,490 RRP*Petrol
GWM Tank 5005 grades7/83,000 to 3,500 kg300 kg (some grades: no data)$59,990 RRP*Diesel, Hybrid
Toyota Kluger3 grades72,000 kg200 kg$62,410 RRP*Hybrid
BYD Sealion 82 grades72,000 kg100 kg$63,990 RRPPlug-in hybrid
Mazda CX-906 grades72,000 to 2,500 kg150 kg$66,100 RRPMild hybrid
Ford Everest9 grades73,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)$68,990 RRP*Diesel
Ford Tourneo2 grades82,500 kgNo data$68,990 RRPDiesel
Volkswagen Multivan3 grades72,000 kg80 kg$72,990 drive-away (VIC)Diesel
Hyundai Palisade5 grades7/82,000 kg160 kg$76,500 RRPHybrid
Toyota Prado3 grades73,500 kg350 kg$79,990 RRPDiesel
Denza B81 grade73,500 kgNo data$91,000 RRP*Plug-in hybrid
Mercedes-Benz Vito1 grade72,500 kgNo data$92,404 RRP*Diesel
Volvo XC903 grades72,400 kg240 kg$97,990 RRP*Mild hybrid, Plug-in hybrid
Nissan Patrol3 grades7/83,500 kg350 kg$102,100 RRP*Petrol
Kia EV92 grades72,500 kg125 kg$106,500 RRPElectric
Toyota LandCruiser 3003 grades73,500 kg350 kg$110,820 RRPDiesel
Audi Q77 grades72,000 to 3,500 kg200 to 350 kg$112,415 RRPPetrol, Mild hybrid
Hyundai IONIQ 91 grade72,500 kg125 kg$113,205 RRPElectric
Land Rover Discovery7 grades73,500 kg350 kg$116,006 RRPDiesel, Mild hybrid
Lexus GX2 grades73,130 to 3,500 kgNo data$119,950 RRP*Petrol
Volvo EX902 grades72,200 kg250 kg$124,990 RRP*Electric
Genesis GV803 grades72,722 kg182 kg$132,000 RRP*Petrol
Lexus LX5 grades73,500 kg350 kg (some grades: no data)$167,700 RRP*Petrol and diesel, Hybrid
BMW X74 grades73,500 kg140 kg$174,900 RRP*Petrol and diesel, Mild hybrid
GMC Yukon2 grades7/83,628 kg363 kg (some grades: no data)$174,990 RRPPetrol
Mercedes-Benz GLE1 grade73,500 kg350 kg$199,900 RRP*Mild hybrid
Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class2 grades72,700 kg350 kg$199,900 RRP*Mild hybrid
Land Rover Defender 1302 grades73,000 kg300 kg$226,500 RRP*Petrol and diesel
Land Rover Range Rover2 grades73,500 kg350 kg$375,566 drive-away (VIC)Mild hybrid

Same badge, different rating: grades that tow less

The fastest way to buy the wrong tow car is to read the model's best figure and buy a different grade. A few from our records, all on sale now:

The model tables above show this for each car: the small line under each name says how many grades reach 2,000kg and the range the others are rated to.

Tow packs, towbars and options

The braked rating is what the car can do with the right towbar fitted. Many cars in this guide don't come with a towbar as standard, so the rating assumes the manufacturer's genuine or approved towbar, and sometimes a specific tow pack. Ask the dealer three things in writing: which towbar and wiring is fitted or quoted, whether it's rated to the full braked figure and towball limit for that grade, and whether an electric brake controller is included. A trailer over 750kg needs brakes, and electric trailer brakes need a controller in the car. Aftermarket towbars carry their own rating too, and the lower of the bar and the car is the one that counts. A towbar also adds weight to the car, which comes out of its payload; some manufacturers print their masses with the towbar fitted and some without, and our car pages label which.

What a 2,000kg load looks like

We won't quote weights for trailers we haven't seen, because the same type of trailer can vary by hundreds of kilos. In broad terms, a loaded single-axle box trailer or a boat trailer with a small tinnie usually sits well under two tonnes. Jet ski trailers, even double ones, are often light enough for a car rated far lower than 2,000kg. Camper trailers range widely: an off-road camper loaded with water, gas and gear can get close to two tonnes. Small and compact caravans can fit under 2,000kg loaded, while many family-size vans are well over it. The figures that matter are on the trailer's own compliance plate: the ATM (aggregate trailer mass, the maximum it may weigh loaded) and the tare (empty). Plan around the ATM, or better, weigh the loaded trailer at a public weighbridge.

The trailer rules at 2,000kg

The mass thresholds come from national vehicle standards and the state regulators word them almost identically, measured on gross trailer mass (GTM, the load the trailer's own axles carry). A trailer up to 750kg needs no brakes. Above 750kg it needs brakes, and override (over-run) brakes are generally acceptable up to 2,000kg. Above 2,000kg the brakes must work from the driver's seat and the trailer needs a breakaway system that applies them if it comes off. So a trailer at 2,000kg sits at the top of the lighter band, and one that's even slightly heavier needs the fuller setup. See Transport for NSW and SA's light vehicle towing regulations. Speed limits while towing, and whether learner and P-plate drivers may tow, differ by state; our towing rules by state guide has each one with its source.

What to check before you buy a car to tow 2,000kg

  1. Weigh what you'll tow. Use the trailer's ATM or a weighbridge, not the brochure tare. Leave a margin under the car's rating.
  2. Check the exact grade. Engine, drivetrain and seat count can each change the rating. Use the grade lines in the tables, then confirm on the manufacturer's spec sheet.
  3. Check the towball limit. Divide it by your trailer weight. If it's well under 10 percent, ask how the trailer will be loaded.
  4. Do the GCM sum. GCM minus the trailer's loaded weight is what the car can weigh with everything in it. If the manufacturer doesn't print a GCM, ask the dealer for it in writing.
  5. Price the towbar and brake controller. They're often extra, and they're part of the real cost.
  6. Electric or plug-in? Plan the trip around charging with the trailer on, and use the battery-flat fuel figure for a plug-in hybrid on a long tow.

How we built this list

Every figure comes from the manufacturer's Australian documents as held in our directory on 12 November 2026: the braked rating as printed for that grade, never one copied from another grade. Where two of our records for the same grade disagree, we use the lower figure; that kept one Range Rover Evoque grade off the list and puts the Volkswagen Multivan at 2,000kg. Where a manufacturer's spec sheet doesn't print a towball or GCM figure, the table says so; where we simply don't hold it yet, it says “No data”. Ratings can change with a model-year update, so check the current spec sheet before you sign. We'll update this page when the list changes.

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Disclaimer: Figures are from the manufacturers' Australian documents as held in the CarSorted directory on 12 November 2026, with prices on the basis stated beside them. Towing ratings assume the manufacturer's specified towbar and equipment. Trailer rules are as published by the state regulators linked above. This is general information, not advice. Confirm the rating, towball limit, GCM and price for the exact grade with the manufacturer or dealer before you buy or tow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cars can tow 2,000kg in Australia?
In our directory on 12 November 2026, 747 new-car grades from 155 models are rated by their manufacturer to tow 2,000kg or more braked, not counting light trucks. That takes in mid-size SUVs like the Nissan X-Trail, GWM Haval H6, Renault Koleos and Volkswagen Tiguan 150TSI, seven-seaters like the Kia Sorento diesel, Hyundai Santa Fe petrol and Toyota Kluger, the Kia Carnival diesel and Hyundai Staria people movers, nearly every dual-cab ute, and some electric cars. Not every grade of each model gets there, so check the exact grade.
What is one of the cheapest cars that can tow 2,000kg?
On a manufacturer's published RRP, the Toyota HiLux WorkMate 4x2 Single Cab manual at $33,990, rated to 2,900kg braked. If you want an SUV, the cheapest on a published RRP is the Nissan X-Trail ST 2WD 5-seat at $38,305, rated to 2,000kg, and the cheapest on a drive-away price is the GWM Haval H6 Lux at $35,990 drive-away in Victoria, also 2,000kg. RRP excludes on-road costs and drive-away includes them, so compare them on the same basis before you decide.
What is among the cheapest 7-seaters that tow 2,000kg?
On a published RRP, the Nissan X-Trail ST 4WD 7-seat at $41,305, rated to 2,000kg braked with a 150kg towball limit. On a Victorian drive-away price, the LDV D90 Mode 2WD at $43,674, rated to 3,000kg. The Kia Sorento S Diesel ($54,380 RRP) and Hyundai Santa Fe 2.5 Petrol ($54,400 RRP) also reach 2,000kg, but their hybrid versions are rated lower.
Can a hybrid SUV tow 2,000kg?
Some can. The Toyota Kluger Hybrid, Hyundai Palisade Hybrid and GWM Tank 500 hybrid are rated to 2,000kg or more in our records. Many popular hybrids are not: the Kia Sorento HEV and Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid are rated to 1,650kg, the Kia Carnival HEV to 1,000kg and the GWM Haval H6 Hybrid to 1,500kg, while the petrol or diesel versions of the same cars reach 2,000kg.
Which electric cars can tow 2,000kg?
In our records the Kia EV9 AWD (2,500kg), Polestar 4 Dual Motor (2,000kg), Volvo EX60 (2,000 to 2,400kg), Audi Q6 e-tron (2,000 to 2,400kg), Skoda Enyaq 85 (2,000kg), Toyota HiLux BEV (2,000kg) and KGM Musso EV AWD (2,300kg), among others: 68 electric grades in all, vans included. Towing cuts an electric car's range a lot, and manufacturers rarely publish a towing range, so plan charging stops conservatively.
What does 2,000kg braked towing capacity mean?
It's the heaviest trailer the manufacturer says the car can tow when the trailer has its own working brakes. It's measured on the trailer's loaded weight, not its empty weight. Without trailer brakes the limit is the unbraked figure, which is 750kg or less on every car in this guide that prints one.
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What is towball download and why does it matter?
Towball download is the weight the trailer's coupling pushes down on your towbar. Manufacturers print a maximum, and on cars rated to exactly 2,000kg it's mostly between 100kg and 200kg in our records. That weight counts as load on the car, so it eats into your payload, and a trailer that's too light at the front can sway.
What is GCM and how does it limit towing?
GCM, gross combination mass, is the most the car and trailer can weigh together. If the car is fully loaded, the trailer you can tow can be less than the braked rating. For the Mazda CX-80 G40e Pure, Mazda prints a 2,500kg braked rating and a 2,663kg GVM, and our record holds a 4,700kg GCM (not printed in Mazda's brochure, so confirm it). On those figures, with the car at its GVM the sum leaves 2,037kg for the trailer, not 2,500kg.
Do I need trailer brakes for a 2,000kg trailer?
Yes. The state regulators set the thresholds on gross trailer mass: a trailer over 750kg needs brakes, and override brakes are generally acceptable up to 2,000kg. Over 2,000kg the brakes must be operable from the driver's seat and the trailer needs a breakaway system. A trailer right on 2,000kg sits at the top of the lighter band, so check the trailer's compliance plate.
Do all grades of a model tow the same?
No, and it catches people out. The Volkswagen Tiguan 110TSI is rated to 1,800kg while the 150TSI and 195TSI are 2,300kg. The Mazda CX-60 G25 is rated to 1,800kg and the G40e to 2,500kg. The BYD Sealion 8 FWD is rated to 1,800kg and the AWD to 2,000kg. Check the figure for the exact grade, engine and drivetrain you're buying.
Is 2,000kg enough to tow a caravan?
It depends on the caravan's loaded weight, not its brochure tare. Many small and mid-size vans and camper trailers can sit under 2,000kg loaded, while bigger family vans often don't. Weigh the trailer loaded, check its ATM on the compliance plate, and leave a margin under the car's rating rather than towing right at the limit.
How is this different from your best towing vehicles guide?
Our best towing vehicles guide covers the heavy end: full-size pickups and the 3,500kg utes and 4WDs. This guide lists every car on sale rated to 2,000kg or more, including the SUVs, people movers, wagons and electric cars that most families shop, with which grades reach it and what each costs.

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Uzzi · 12 November 2026

Founder and editor of CarSorted, Australia's free car comparison site. Writes the guides and fact reviews from the manufacturer's own documents and our data.

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Disclaimer: All information in this article was believed to be correct at the time of publishing (12 November 2026). Prices are manufacturer recommended retail prices (RRP) and may vary by state, dealer, and options. Specifications, government incentives, and rebates can change without notice. Always verify details with the manufacturer or relevant authority before making a purchase decision. Running cost estimates are based on average Australian driving conditions at 15,000 km/year. CarSorted does not accept payment for recommendations or rankings.

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