Short answer: Victoria no longer offers a cash EV rebate—the state’s $3,000 Zero Emissions Vehicle subsidy closed on 30 June 2023.
There isn’t a replacement state payment as of now, though policy winds can change faster than Melbourne’s weather.
The much‑debated per‑km road‑user charge was struck down by the High Court in 2023 and is not currently in effect.
If you’re salary‑packaging, the federal FBT exemption on eligible battery‑electric vehicles under the luxury‑car‑tax threshold can still deliver solid savings.
For actual cars and real prices, check listings on Tradingpost, and confirm details with VicRoads and the State Revenue Office before you sign anything.
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