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NSW EV policy announced
- Thread starter Onshore
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AussieOwner
White M3 2021 LR
I believe the other states may be copying Victoria now...
Time for the Labor government in Vic to go, but who do you replace them with..They are all terrible but at least NSW has stamp duty wavers, in Vic we get basically nothing. 100$ off registration fee (which is 800$+ dollars) woopie doo.
Time for the Labor government in Vic to go, but who do you replace them with..They are all terrible but at least NSW has stamp duty wavers, in Vic we get basically nothing. 100$ off registration fee (which is 800$+ dollars) woopie doo.
Other than the USA.. where plenty of states are imposing their own fees, once again to make up for falling fuel tax revenue
States That Charge Extra Fees To Own An Electric Vehicle | MYEV.com
Learn how State fees for EV ownership ranges from a low of $50 per year to a high of $200.
www.myev.com
The charging could be interesting. They could have thousands of cars plugged in at train stations and workplaces on controlled load as a solar sponge.
Yes.
Which means existing owners don't cop an additional loss.
Stamp duty exemption on electric vehicle purchases
A stamp duty exemption is applied to eligible new and used electric light vehicles (EVs) under 4.5 tonne gross vehicle mass (including motorcycles) registered from 1 September 2021 in NSW. The exemption will end on 31 December 2023.
www.nsw.gov.au
Yes, new and used. Stamp Duty Exemption
From the above link:
“No stamp duty will be payable on eligible new and used EVs purchased for under $78,000 (incl GST) in NSW.”
So that would include second hand purchase of early Model S.
So technically a Victorian with a NSW Garage Address might be better off Registering the Car there now..
Vehicles registered in NSW require annual inspections every year once they are more than 5 years old. It doesn’t cost much, but would potentially present logistical challenges to find a NSW Authorised Inspection Centre in VIC.
Apparently other states do not have such a requirement.
I imagine this is how they will record the odometer reading to calculate the Road user tax. Makes sense as this info is already sent to transport NSW.
There's one in Shepparton, if that helps.
Find an inspection station - Safety inspections - Renewing vehicle registration - Vehicle registration - Roads - Roads and Waterways – Transport for NSW
Looking for an authorised inspection station in NSW?
They're the state government. It goes without saying they'll go off new car registration data. They haven't said what time period it counts against, but the idea that it'll be 30% before 2027 is kinda inherently absurd, so it doesn't matter.
