Queensland charges vehicle registration duty (the stamp duty everyone sighs about) when you buy or transfer a car.
The rate is a sliding scale based on the car’s dutiable value and engine type/cylinder count—roughly 2% to 6%, with higher rates kicking in for vehicles over about $100k, while hybrids/EVs usually sit in the lowest bracket.
Dutiable value generally includes the vehicle price plus dealer delivery and accessories, but not rego or CTP.
Use the Queensland Government calculator for an exact figure, then budget for on-road costs that sneak up like a roo at dusk.
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