In Melbourne, a new Toyota RAV4 Hybrid will set you back roughly AUD $42k–$65k before on-road costs, depending on trim (GX, GXL, XSE, Cruiser, Edge) and 2WD vs AWD.
Drive-away in Victoria typically lands around $46k–$70k once stamp duty, rego and dealer fees join the party, and waits can nudge prices or timing.
Used listings are lively: early hybrids (2019–2021) usually sit around $35k–$50k, while newer low‑km examples (2022–2024) often ask $45k–$65k.
Spec, kilometres, and whether it’s a fleet return or a unicorn one-owner car will swing the final figure; Melbourne metro stock tends to price a touch higher than regional.
If you’re shopping, keep an eye on Tradingpost for local deals and be ready to pounce—good ones disappear faster than a free Bunnings snag.
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