The EV FBT exemption removes the need to pay fringe benefits tax on eligible electric vehicles on a novated lease. This has the effect of significantly increasing the potential tax savings. Below is a list of FBT exempt electric vehicles models for 2025

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Under Australian tax law, eligible zero or low-emission vehicles (ZEVs) used for private purposes by employees can be exempt from FBT. This exemption aims to incentivise the adoption of cleaner vehicles.
The exemption applies to both new and used EVs, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria (emissions, LCT value, and first retail sale after July 1, 2022).