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Bank Australia Ends Financing for New Fossil Fuel Vehicles

Pioneering Sustainable Banking with Exclusive EV Loans

Bank Australia Ends Financing for New Fossil Fuel Vehicles?w=400
In a bold move towards sustainability, Bank Australia has ceased offering loans for new petrol, diesel, and hybrid vehicles as of February 2025.
This strategic decision aligns with the bank's commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2035 and underscores its dedication to promoting environmentally friendly transportation options.

The policy change, initially announced in August 2022, has now come into full effect. Bank Australia will continue to provide financing for second-hand internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, recognising the current limitations in the second-hand electric vehicle (EV) market and aiming to support customers who still require access to affordable transportation options.

By focusing exclusively on electric vehicle loans for new cars, Bank Australia is sending a clear signal to the market about the urgency of transitioning away from fossil fuel-powered transportation. This initiative not only supports the bank's environmental goals but also reflects the growing consumer demand for sustainable financial products.

For consumers considering the purchase of a new vehicle, this policy shift highlights the increasing availability and support for electric vehicles within the financial sector. Prospective buyers are encouraged to explore the benefits of EV ownership, including lower running costs and reduced environmental impact, as well as the financing options available to facilitate this transition.

Published:Friday, 17th Oct 2025
Source: Paige Estritori

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