Apply for EV finance
This form is for people ready for a proper assessment. Still comparing EVs or just want help understanding the best path first? Start with a quick enquiry instead.
Real broker review · No obligation from the form alone

Not ready for the full form?
A quick enquiry is a lighter first step, no obligation, and a broker can help you work out the right path first.
What happens after you apply
Submit your details
Fill out the form below. It takes a few minutes and there is no hard credit check just for applying.
A broker reviews it
A real broker looks at your situation, typically within 24 hours, and compares options across a wide lender panel.
You get a clear next step
They call or email you with what is available, and you decide whether to move forward. No pressure either way.
What you will need
The documents depend on whether you are applying personally or through a business.
- Photo ID (licence or passport)
- Proof of income (recent payslips or tax return)
- Recent bank statements (3 months)
- Vehicle quote or contract
Application form
Complete the details below and we will contact you to discuss your finance options. For urgent enquiries, call 1800 4 NUDGE (1800 468 343).
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Common questions about applying
No. Submitting this application starts an assessment, not a loan agreement. A broker reviews your details and talks you through the options before anything is finalised.
Not just for applying. Your broker will explain when a formal credit check is needed as part of a specific lender's application, and will not run one without telling you first.
That is completely fine. A quick enquiry is a lighter first step, use the button above, and a broker can help you work out the right path before you commit to the full form.
It varies by lender and how complete your documents are. Straightforward applications can be turned around in a few business days. Your broker will give you a realistic timeframe.
Prefer to talk it through first?
Call a broker directly, or start with a lighter quick enquiry if you are not ready for the full application.
