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Are there any incentives to buy electric?

This article explains what is on offer to support the uptake of electric road-scooters & motorbikes in Australia

We are pleased to see progress with state government incentivises rolling out to support the uptake of two-wheel electric vehicles in Australia.

Here's whats currently on offer:

Australian Capital Territory

When buying a ZEM in the ACT, you can benefit from the stamp duty waiver. Brand new electric road-scooters and motorbikes purchased pay $0 stamp duty for their initial purchase. Learn more.

Interest free payment plan for 10 years under Sustainable Household Scheme

If you purchase your FONZ through our local ACT partner, you can reduce your environmental impact and may be eligible to borrow up to $15,000. You have up to 10 years to repay it*. There's zero interest, and no upfront costs or fees.

*Terms and Conditions apply.

New South Wales

Stamp Duty was abolished from 1 September 2021 until 31 December 2023. Initially electric motorbikes & scooters were not included in the scheme however Fonz Moto lobbied the government and the decision was overturned. 

While there are no further exemptions available today, FONZ motors being 0cc means the registration costs sit in the lower motor displacement category, and therefore registration is lower than most bikes

Queensland

Electric motorcycles and electric scooters pay reduced stamp duty of $2 per $100 compared to up to $4 per $100 for more polluting vehicles. Learn more.

South Australia

There are not currently any incentives for electric two-wheelers in SA

Western Australia

There are not currently any incentives for electric two-wheelers in WA

Victoria

There are not currently any incentives for electric two-wheelers in VIC

Tasmania

 In Tasmania, a waiver was applied for electric scooters between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2023 – but it is no longer in place.

Northern Territory

There are not currently any incentives for electric two-wheelers in NT