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Electric Vehicle Rebate — NSW
$3K – $3K available
Revenue NSW
The Electric Vehicle Rebate is a New South Wales Government rebate of $3,000 for eligible full battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. The rebate ended for eligible EV purchases from 1 January 2024, but individuals and businesses that purchased or placed a deposit on an eligible EV before that date may still apply if awaiting delivery.
Funding
$3K – $3K
Closed
31 Dec 2023
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
• Applicant may be an individual or a business
• Vehicle must be an eligible full battery electric vehicle or hydrogen fuel cell vehicle
• Vehicle purchase or deposit must have occurred on or before 2023-12-31
• Applicants awaiting delivery after 2023-12-31 may still be eligible if purchase or deposit was made before that date
• Demonstrator vehicles are not eligible
• Vehicle must be brand-new and not previously registered
• Application requires a New South Wales Certificate of Registration showing stamp duty paid
• Application requires a current and valid New South Wales driver licence for the applicant or business representative
• Application requires a purchase contract including sale price and deposit payment where applicable
• Application requires a deposit receipt dated on or prior to 2023-12-31
• A tax invoice is required for interstate purchases or purchases from Tesla, Polestar and Vyro
The page states that the NSW Government offers a $3,000 rebate for full battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. The rebate and stamp duty refund ended on 1 January 2024 for eligible EV purchases. Individuals and businesses that purchased or placed a deposit on an eligible EV prior to 1 January 2024 and are awaiting delivery remain eligible, regardless of whether the vehicle has been delivered by that date. Demonstrator vehicles are not eligible. Eligibility is restricted to brand-new, not previously registered electric vehicles. Application evidence includes a New South Wales Certificate of Registration showing stamp duty paid, a current and valid New South Wales driver licence for the applicant or business representative, the contract to purchase the eligible vehicle including sale price and deposit payment where applicable, a deposit receipt dated on or prior to 31 December 2023, and a tax invoice for interstate purchases or purchases from Tesla, Polestar and Vyro.
What's Funded
Purchase of an eligible brand-new, not previously registered battery electric vehicle or hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle in New South Wales.Before you apply
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Increased uptake of eligible electric vehicles in New South Wales and reimbursement of part of the purchase cost to eligible applicants.Grant not accepting applications
Applications for this round are closed. A new round may open in the future.
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Stage
any
Funding Purposes
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Keywords
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Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is the Electric Vehicle Rebate?
The Electric Vehicle Rebate is a mixed grant offered by Revenue NSW in Australia, providing $3K – $3K in funding. The Electric Vehicle Rebate is a New South Wales Government rebate of $3,000 for eligible full battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. The rebate ended for eligible EV purchases from 1 January 2024, but individuals and businesses that purchased or placed a deposit on an eligible EV before that date may still apply if awaiting delivery.
2
How much funding does the Electric Vehicle Rebate provide?
The Electric Vehicle Rebate provides $3K – $3K in funding.
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Who is eligible for the Electric Vehicle Rebate?
- Applicant may be an individual or a business
- Vehicle must be an eligible full battery electric vehicle or hydrogen fuel cell vehicle
- Vehicle purchase or deposit must have occurred on or before 2023-12-31
- Applicants awaiting delivery after 2023-12-31 may still be eligible if purchase or deposit was made before that date
- Demonstrator vehicles are not eligible
- Vehicle must be brand-new and not previously registered
- Application requires a New South Wales Certificate of Registration showing stamp duty paid
- Application requires a current and valid New South Wales driver licence for the applicant or business representative
- Application requires a purchase contract including sale price and deposit payment where applicable
- Application requires a deposit receipt dated on or prior to 2023-12-31
- A tax invoice is required for interstate purchases or purchases from Tesla, Polestar and Vyro
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When does the Electric Vehicle Rebate close?
Applications closed on 31 Dec 2023.
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What activities are funded?
Purchase of an eligible brand-new, not previously registered battery electric vehicle or hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle in New South Wales.
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How do I apply for the Electric Vehicle Rebate?
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