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Not entirely true. Tesla buyers (new) pay a reduced luxury car tax, and all tesla owners pay no fuel levyI find there is no government support for EVs, but will this situation be changed in the future? Someone heard any news about this policy?
and all tesla owners pay no fuel levy
The reduced LCT is nothing to do with EV - it applies to all cars with a claimed fuel consumption of less than 7l/100km.Not entirely true. Tesla buyers (new) pay a reduced luxury car tax, and all tesla owners pay no fuel levy
New Zealand doesn’t offer any financial incentives on the purchase of new EVs either. We don’t pay a road user tax for EVs but that’s only about $600 per year. Pathetic as usual.I only find this post about EVs in Australia. Australia is the only one that doesn’t give financial incentives for EVs in developing countries.
And there will be even less support from the current opposition. After all, they are going to need huge sums to fund their reckless money splurges.The support for the Australian Government is currently pretty close to their level of support for EVs.
And there will be even less support from the current opposition. After all, they are going to need huge sums to fund their reckless money splurges.
Indeed it is, and SA proclaimed to the world that it is open for business when it comes to self driving cars. We evidently want to be the world leader (silly rhetoric)...but we can’t have full summon on our tesla.For all intents and purposes, Australia is a third world country when it comes to EVs. This place is a joke.
Actually Queensland has a very low stamp duty for EVs and currently provides many free DC (50kw) chargers.No incentives for EVs in NSW, QLD, SA, WA or Tasmania, the state of Victoria on the other hand has a $100 per year discount on registration, the Vic's are living the dream.