Queensland's EV subsidy is designed to give your wallet a little jolt of electricity. Eligible buyers of new electric vehicles can receive a rebate of up to AUD 3,000, aiming to accelerate the transition away from petrol guzzlers. This perk applies primarily to new EVs priced under a certain threshold, making it a decent nudge for those teetering on the EV fence.
Used EVs, unfortunately, don't get the same love from the government, so if you're after a bargain on the second-hand market via CarShowroom or Tradingpost, the subsidy won't apply. For the latest eligibility criteria and application details, checking the Queensland Government's official resources is your safest bet.
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