Short answer: the NSW Government’s EV freebies have left the building.
The former $3,000 rebate for eligible new EVs (under a set dutiable value) and the stamp duty exemption both ended on 1 January 2024.
If you bought and lodged before the cutoff, your application could still be honoured; everyone else gets the warm glow of lower running costs and that’s about it.
There are still non-NSW perks around—like the federal FBT exemption for many salary-packaged EVs—but state cash-on-the-bonnet is no longer a thing. Check the official NSW site before you pop champagne, just in case policy does another U‑turn.


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