Ah, the thrilling topic of electric vehicle tax in Victoria—because even green heroes aren't exempt from the taxman's grasp. Victoria has implemented a road user charge specifically for electric vehicles to replace the lost fuel excise revenue. As of recent regulations, EV owners must pay a fee based on distance travelled, typically around 2.5 cents per kilometre. This charge aims to maintain road maintenance funds without punishing fossil fuel drivers exclusively.
New EVs may also attract registration fees similar to petrol cars, but there are often incentives or discounts to encourage adoption. Used EV prices vary widely, so checking marketplaces like Tradingpost or CarShowroom is wise.
For the nitty-gritty and updates, ServiceCentral or official VicRoads resources are your friends.

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