Western Australia has been a bit slow on the uptake of electric vehicle rebates compared to other states, but as of recent policies, the state government offers incentives to encourage EV adoption. The rebate can be up to AUD 3,000 for eligible new electric vehicles, aiming to reduce that wallet shock. Keep in mind, the eligibility criteria often include vehicle price caps and residency requirements.
Used EVs don't usually qualify for these rebates, so your best bet there is to scour sites like Tradingpost or CarShowroom for deals. Also, be aware that these schemes can change faster than a Holden’s resale value, so always check the official WA government transport website for the latest.

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