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You can access audiobooks for free, from your local library, using the Libby app.
Been doing this for years now, it's great! The only downside is if you're looking for a popular title, you'll likely end up waiting a couple weeks.
But it's super easy to just take something else out while you're waiting and react when your book is available
If you have a PC, the overdrive website and application still work. The downloads are more friendly to format shifting than Libby's are.
My library also supports LibriVox and Hoopla. They also have two isles of CD audiobooks and you can sign up to borrow others from the library in the area. They may not have everything, but have a pretty decent enough selection to keep me entertained for the most part.
It's great of you're in a country where Overdrive is widely available.