FBT on EVs in Australia? Since 1 July 2022, eligible battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell cars (plus PHEVs until 1 April 2025) provided to employees can be exempt from FBT if first held and used after that date and priced under the fuel‑efficient LCT threshold.
From 1 April 2025, new PHEV arrangements lose that exemption, though existing ones can keep it for the life of the lease—so no need to dramatically fling the keys into the sea.
The twist is it’s usually still a reportable fringe benefits amount, so it shows on the employee’s tax records without the FBT bill.
That’s why novated EV leases have become the corporate equivalent of a flat white—everywhere, and hard to argue with. For eligibility details and thresholds, confirm with the ATO or your payroll oracle.
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