Queensland
Last checked: 8 November 2026.
Stamp duty
Queensland charges electric and hybrid light vehicles $2 per $100 (or part) of dutiable value up to $100,000, and $4 per $100 (or part) above $100,0002. The government page was last updated in March 2023, so check the current rates before you budget.
Incentives
The Queensland zero emission vehicle rebate ended on 2 September 2024. A registration discount remains for eligible vehicles under $100,000 dutiable value1.
Not yet confirmed
This comes from a single secondary source (RACV, May 2026)1, and other websites disagree on some state concessions. We have not checked it against the state revenue office yet. Confirm before you budget.
Service
Queensland sales and service sites are on the dealers page.
Driving in the heat
Hot weather and heavy air-conditioning use cut range. Pre-cool the cabin while the car is still plugged in, and park in shade where you can.
Useful links
Sources 2Everything on this page is sourced from the links below.
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RACV, "Electric vehicle rebates, discounts and incentives in Australia", https://www.racv.com.au/royalauto/transport/electric-vehicles/electric-car-discounts-government-incentives-australia.html, accessed 8 November 2026.
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Queensland Government, "Vehicle registration duty rates", https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/registration/costs/duty/rates, accessed 8 November 2026.