Compare every Hyundai Mighty Electric variant sold new in Australia. 4 variants. Side-by-side specs, ANCAP safety, fuel economy, EV range and charging, towing capacity, warranty and running costs, pricing sourced from the Hyundai Australian website and updated weekly. This page also covers 1 previous-generation variant, kept for used-buyer research — their prices are what those cars cost when new, not current offers.
5 variants of the Hyundai Mighty Electric are on sale in Australia. Tap to compare them side-by-side, then tap any variant for its full specs.
The 2023 Hyundai Mighty Electric is a battery-electric light truck sold in Australia as a cab chassis, with a chassis-mounted permanent-magnet motor driving the rear wheels through a single-speed reduction gear for 120 kW and 320 Nm and a 100 km/h top speed. A 114.5 kWh lithium iron phosphate pack runs at 502 V on an 800 V-only architecture - Hyundai states it is not compatible with 400 V charging infrastructure - and takes 100 kW DC or 6.6 kW AC. Hyundai quotes up to 200 km of range from its own local real-world testing with a tray body loaded to the full 7.3 tonne GVM. Kerb weight is 3,250 kg for a 4,050 kg payload, on air brakes with drums all round, leaf springs front and rear and 17.5-inch aluminium alloys.
Configure the Cab ChassisThe 2025 Hyundai Mighty Electric Cab Chassis (4,500 kg GVM) is a battery-electric light truck with a chassis-mounted permanent-magnet motor driving the rear wheels for 120 kW and 320 Nm and a 100 km/h top speed. Its 114.5 kWh lithium iron phosphate pack runs at 502 V on an 800 V-only architecture that Hyundai states will not work on 400 V DC chargers, taking 100 kW DC or 6.6 kW AC. Kerb weight is 3,250 kg against a 4,500 kg GVM. Air brakes with 320 mm drums, leaf springs at both ends and 17.5-inch aluminium alloys are standard, along with an 8-inch touchscreen with truck navigation and an EV charging database, over-the-air updates, DAB+, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, E-PTO and Hyundai SmartSense forward collision avoidance.
Configure the Cab Chassis (4,500 kg GVM)The 2025 Hyundai Mighty Electric Cab Chassis (7,300 kg GVM) is a battery-electric light truck with a chassis-mounted permanent-magnet motor driving the rear wheels for 120 kW and 320 Nm and a 100 km/h top speed. Its 114.5 kWh lithium iron phosphate pack runs at 502 V on an 800 V-only architecture that Hyundai states will not work on 400 V DC chargers, taking 100 kW DC or 6.6 kW AC. Kerb weight is 3,250 kg against a 7,300 kg GVM for a 4,050 kg payload. Air brakes with 320 mm drums, leaf springs at both ends and 17.5-inch aluminium alloys are standard, along with an 8-inch touchscreen with truck navigation and an EV charging database, over-the-air updates, DAB+, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, E-PTO and Hyundai SmartSense forward collision avoidance.
Configure the Cab Chassis (7,300 kg GVM)The 2025 Hyundai Mighty Electric Dry Pantech is a battery-electric light truck with a chassis-mounted permanent-magnet motor driving the rear wheels for 120 kW and 320 Nm and a 100 km/h top speed. Its 114.5 kWh lithium iron phosphate pack runs at 502 V on an 800 V-only architecture that Hyundai states will not work on 400 V DC chargers, taking 100 kW DC or 6.6 kW AC. Kerb weight is 3,250 kg against a 7,300 kg GVM for a 4,050 kg payload. Air brakes with 320 mm drums, leaf springs at both ends and 17.5-inch aluminium alloys are standard, along with an 8-inch touchscreen with truck navigation and an EV charging database, over-the-air updates, DAB+, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, E-PTO and Hyundai SmartSense forward collision avoidance. The factory Pantech body measures 4,120 x 2,320 x 2,200 mm with one left side door and two rear doors.
Configure the Dry PantechThe 2025 Hyundai Mighty Electric Refrigerated Pantech is a battery-electric light truck with a chassis-mounted permanent-magnet motor driving the rear wheels for 120 kW and 320 Nm and a 100 km/h top speed. Its 114.5 kWh lithium iron phosphate pack runs at 502 V on an 800 V-only architecture that Hyundai states will not work on 400 V DC chargers, taking 100 kW DC or 6.6 kW AC. Kerb weight is 3,250 kg against a 7,300 kg GVM for a 4,050 kg payload. Air brakes with 320 mm drums, leaf springs at both ends and 17.5-inch aluminium alloys are standard, along with an 8-inch touchscreen with truck navigation and an EV charging database, over-the-air updates, DAB+, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, E-PTO and Hyundai SmartSense forward collision avoidance. The factory Pantech body measures 4,120 x 2,320 x 2,200 mm with one left side door and two rear doors. A Thermoking EV580 unit and its temperature controller are fitted.
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