Are there still EV rebates in QLD?

Yes — QLD has 2 active concession(s): Hybrid/EV registration duty class; EV rego class.

What stamp duty does an EV pay in QLD?

On a $50,000 EV in QLD: $1,000.00 ($2 per $100 (hybrid/electric)).

EV Incentives in Queensland (2026)

2 active concessions for EV buyers in QLD

Hybrid/EV registration duty class · EV rego class

Official sources · checked 17 July 2026

Queensland's electric vehicle rebate has closed, so there is no cash incentive on a purchase now. The ongoing advantage is in how an EV is taxed and registered. Electric and hybrid vehicles sit in Queensland's lowest vehicle duty class, charged at the cheapest per-unit rate the state applies, and because Queensland rates registration by cylinders, an electric vehicle also falls into the cheapest registration class rather than a higher one. Those two treatments, not a rebate, are what makes an EV cheaper to bring onto the road here. The table below shows each item and its status.

Every QLD EV scheme, current status

Scheme	Status	Detail
Hybrid/EV registration duty class	Active	Hybrids and EVs get the cheapest duty class: $2 per $100 under $100,000 and $4 at or above — versus $3–$6 for combustion classes. source
EV rego class	Active	EVs pay the lowest cylinder-class registration ($370.35 a year before CTP — the 1–3 cylinder rate). source
Queensland ZEV rebate scheme	Closed	Closed to new applications 2 September 2024 when funding was exhausted; no further rounds announced. source

What an EV actually pays in QLD

Stamp duty on a $50,000 EV: $1,000.00 — $2 per $100 (hybrid/electric). Work through your own price on the QLD duty calculator, and see QLD rego costs for the registration side.

Frequently asked questions

Are there still EV rebates in QLD?: Yes — QLD currently has 2 active concessions: Hybrid/EV registration duty class; EV rego class. Details above.
What stamp duty does an EV pay in QLD?: On a $50,000 EV: $1,000.00 ($2 per $100 (hybrid/electric)). Full math on the QLD stamp duty page.

Other states

Sources — figures current as at 17 July 2026.

State scheme pages (linked per row above)verified

Incentive status changes on government announcement — every row links its own source. The federal FBT exemption for eligible EVs under the luxury car tax threshold is a Commonwealth matter and applies through novated leases regardless of state.