Key takeaways

• Denza Z9GT arrives in Australia in Q3 2026 with local pricing and specifications still to be announced
• Claimed CLTC range of 1,036km with real-world Australian figures will likely be lower
• Three-motor setup produces around 850kW with a 0-100km/h time of 2.7 seconds

Denza has confirmed its Z9GT electric grand tourer will reach Australian showrooms in Q3 2026. The performance EV made its local debut at the 2026 Melbourne Motor Show and is the brand's most ambitious model yet for this market.

Australian pricing and final specifications haven't been released. Further details are expected closer to the on-sale date.

Denza Z9GT performance and specs

Power comes from a three-motor setup on Denza's new e3 platform, with total output estimated at around 850kW - equivalent to more than 1,130hp. That's enough for a claimed 0-100km/h time of 2.7 seconds, putting it among the quickest production EVs available anywhere.

The Z9GT is also the first vehicle globally to use BYD's Blade Battery 2.0 technology alongside the brand's FLASH ultra-fast charging system. That charger peaks at 1,500kW DC and can take the battery from 10 to 97% in approximately nine minutes under ideal conditions. Overseas CLTC testing returns a claimed range of 1,036km, though Australian real-world figures will be lower under local testing standards.

Handling the unexpected is also on the spec sheet. DiSus-A air suspension works alongside the e3 platform's software to manage tyre blowouts at highway speeds - actively adjusting power delivery, steering and braking in milliseconds.

Luxury cabin and charging infrastructure

Inside, the Z9GT targets the premium end of the market with Nappa leather massage seating, extended leg rests, a 50-inch augmented reality head-up display, Devialet audio, 128-colour ambient lighting and a built-in refrigerator.

Supporting FLASH charging infrastructure is planned for selected Denza dealerships in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide, expected to be operational by Q4 2026.

Denza Australia COO Mark Harland said the Z9GT is engineered for buyers who want long-distance usability alongside high performance - "without compromise."

The Z9GT joins the Denza B5, B8 and D9 in the brand's growing Australian lineup.

With 1,000km-plus range claims and supercar performance on paper, the Z9GT will live or die on how its real-world numbers stack up - and how fast that charging network actually rolls out.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Denza Z9GT go on sale in Australia?

Deliveries are scheduled to begin in Q3 2026. The Z9GT was confirmed for Australia at the 2026 Melbourne Motor Show.

What is the Denza Z9GT's range?

Overseas CLTC testing shows a claimed range of 1,036km. Australian real-world figures will be lower under local testing standards.

How much does the Denza Z9GT cost in Australia?

Pricing hasn't been announced yet. Denza says further details including local specifications and pricing, will be confirmed closer to the Q3 on-sale date.