Across Canada, federal and provincial governments are encouraging the purchase of electric vehicles with incentives. Below are the rebates and financial incentives in place today for purchasing new and used EVs and charging infrastructure.
You can also personalize incentives available to you by your postal code using Find My EV Match, where you can learn about even more incentives, such as Ontario’s Green Vehicle License Plate Program, home energy loans in various jurisdictions, and more.
Starting February 16, 2026, Canadians can receive a federal rebate when buying or leasing a new electric vehicle.
Incentives available:
Up to $5,000 for fully electric vehicles (BEVs)
Up to $2,500 for plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs)
Who qualifies?
The vehicle must be new
The final purchase price must be $50,000 or less (No price limit for EVs made in Canada)
The vehicle must be built in Canada or a country with a free-trade agreement with Canada
Only certain models, trims, and model years qualify
The price cap includes the vehicle, options, and dealer fees—but does not include taxes, government rebates, freight, winter tires, home chargers, or financing costs.
Check the official vehicle eligibility list to confirm if your model qualifies before purchasing.
Learn more about Canada’s EV Affordability Program.
EV Affordability Program FAQ.
Canadian organizations and businesses can benefit from an enhanced first-year capital cost allowance on the purchase of an eligible ZEV. If you have ordered your vehicle but haven’t received it yet, please check with your dealer to ensure the iZEV rebate was applied. For more information, please visit: Federal Tax Incentive for Businesses.
Up to $200,000 is available at the point-of-sale to Canadian businesses and to organizations for the purchase or lease of medium- and heavy-duty ZEVs. Trucks, cargo vans, shuttles, and other commercial vehicles fall into the medium- and heavy-duty vehicle category. If you have ordered your vehicle but haven’t received it yet, please check with your dealer to ensure the iZEV rebate was applied. For more information, please visit: iMHZEV – Medium to Heavy Duty EV Program
Businesses, condo corporations, Indigenous communities, industry associations, schools, municipalities, and non-profits can receive up to 46% of total project costs, with a maximum of $100,000 per location.
Covers Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations.
Offered through the EV Charging Program (EVCP), funded by Natural Resources Canada and Alberta Municipalities.
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EV drivers in British Columbia qualify for up to $4,000 toward the purchase or lease of a fully electric vehicle and up to $2,000 toward the purchase or lease of a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle. This incentive varies by income. Cars, Wagons, and SUVs must have an MSRP > $50,000. Minivans, Pickup trucks, and Vans must have an MSRP < $70,000. For more information, please visit: Clean BC Incentive Program.
If you’re in British Columbia, now is a great time to take advantage of EV charger rebates for homes, multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs), and workplaces.
Home Charging Incentive (Single-Family, Duplex, Semi-Detached)
Get up to 50% (max $350) back on the installation of a Level 2 home charger.
Note: Tesla products are ineligible as of March 12, 2025.
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MURB Incentives (Apartments, Condos, Townhomes)
EV Ready Plan – Up to 75% (max $3,000) for creating an EV Ready plan.
EV Ready Infrastructure – Up to 50% (max $600 per stall / $120,000 total) for electrical upgrades.
EV Charger Rebate – Up to 50% (max $2,000 per charger / $14,000 per complex). If EV Ready Infrastructure rebate is claimed, this drops to $1,400 per charger.
Dual-port chargers count as two.
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BC Hydro info ›
FortisBC info ›
Workplace Charging
Receive up to 50% (max $2,000 per charger / $14,000 per site). Businesses can apply for rebates at up to four workplace sites, for a total of up to $56,000.
BC Hydro info ›
FortisBC info ›
The SCRAP-IT program offers incentives to use towards the cost of an EV or other low-carbon form of transportation when you scrap your existing gas-powered vehicle. The incentives apply to purchases of both new and used EVs. For more information, please visit: SCRAP-IT.
Businesses and organizations in British Columbia can take advantage of the Clean BC incentive program to support EV adoption. Rebates are available for workplace charging stations, fleet electrification, and commercial vehicle purchases. Funding programs help reduce upfront costs, making it easier for businesses to transition to clean transportation. Whether you’re looking to install chargers, upgrade your fleet, or explore EV-ready infrastructure, there are financial incentives to support your journey. For more information, please visit: Incentives for Businesses and Organizations.
Charging Incentives – Indigenous Communities
Receive up to 75% of costs per charging station.
Eligible for single-family homes, condos, apartments, and workplaces.
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Indigenous-specific programs ›
Rebates for Businesses & Organizations
Grants and incentives are available for installing EV charging infrastructure at commercial, institutional, and fleet locations.
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New EVs: Up to $4,000
$4,000 for purchase or $1,000–$4,000 on lease of eligible new EVs
MSRP must be $70,000 or less
Vehicle must be purchased through a Manitoba dealership
Teslas and Chinese-manufactured EVs purchased after March 19, 2025, are not eligible
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Used EVs: Up to $2,500
On purchase of eligible pre-owned EVs
Purchase price must be $70,000 or less
Vehicle must be purchased through a Manitoba dealership
Teslas and Chinese-manufactured EVs purchased after March 19, 2025, are not eligible
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Home Efficiency Loan – Manitoba Hydro
Level 2 home chargers are eligible for financing through the Home Energy Efficiency Loan
Maximum financing of $3,000 per EV charger
No rebate available
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New Vehicle Rebate – Up to $5,000 – Program ended July 1, 2025
EV drivers in New Brunswick receive up to $5,000 toward the purchase of a new fully electric vehicle or long-range plug-in hybrid and up to $2,500 toward the purchase of a new short range plug-in hybrid. EV drivers in New Brunswick that receive a Plug’in NB Rebate are also eligible for the Home Charging Station Rebate, which provides 50% of the cost (to a maximum of $750) to purchase and install a home charging station.
Used Vehicle Rebate – Up to $2,500 – Program ended July 1, 2025
EV drivers in New Brunswick receive up to $2,500 toward the purchase of used fully electric vehicle and up to $1,000 toward the purchase of a used plug-in hybrid. EV drivers in New Brunswick that receive a Plug’in NB Rebate are also eligible for the Home Charging Station Rebate, which provides 50% of the cost (to a maximum of $750) to purchase and install a home charging station.
Home Charging Incentive – New Brunswick – Program ended July 1, 2025
50% of costs, up to a $750 max, for purchasing and installing a new Level 2 EV charger
Available to residents or organizations who receive a rebate through the Plug-In NB Rebate Program
Rebates for commercial charging stations are available to New Brunswick businesses, organizations and communities. For more information, visit: Plug-In NB Charging Rebates for Business .
MURB Charging Incentive – Nova Scotia
Up to 50% of installation costs for EV charging infrastructure in multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs)
Includes EV Ready planning and installation
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EV ChargeON program – Ontario
The EV ChargeON program provided funding for the installation of public electric vehicle (EV) chargers in Ontario communities.
The application period for this program is now closed. Visit Electric vehicle (EV) ChargeON to learn more.
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New Vehicle Incentive – Prince Edward Island
Up to $5,750 on eligible BEVs
Up to $3,250 on eligible PHEVs
Teslas not eligible after March 25, 2025
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Used Vehicle Incentive – Prince Edward Island
Up to $5,750 on eligible used BEVs
Up to $3,250 on eligible used PHEVs
Purchase price must be < $70,000
Teslas not eligible after March 25, 2025
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New Vehicle Incentive – Québec
Up to $4,000 for new battery electric (BEV) or fuel cell (FCEV) vehicles with an MSRP under $65,000
$1,000–$2,000 for plug-in hybrid (PHEV) vehicles with an MSRP under $65,000
Part of the updated Roulez vert program as of April 1, 2025
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About the Roulez vert program ›
Used Vehicle Incentive – Québec
$2,000 rebate for eligible used battery electric vehicles (BEVs)
Vehicle must be purchased from a licensed car dealer in Québec
Part of the Roulez vert program
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About the Roulez vert program ›
Electric Motorcycle Incentive – Québec
Up to $1,000 rebate for eligible new electric motorcycles
Part of the Roulez vert program
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About the Roulez vert program ›
Home Charging Incentive – Québec
Up to $600 to purchase and install an eligible Level 2 home charging station
Available to residents of Québec through the Roulez vert program
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MURB Charging Incentive – Québec
Up to $5,000 per charger or 50% of eligible costs
For the purchase and installation of EV charging stations in multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs)
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Northwest Territories – Home Charging
Rebate of up to $500 on the purchase and installation of a Level 2 home EV charger.
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New Vehicle Incentive – Yukon
Up to $5,000 for new BEVs, FCEVs, or PHEVs with 50+ km electric range
$3,000 for new PHEVs with <50 km electric range
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Used Vehicle Incentive – Yukon
Covers 100% of shipping costs, up to $1,500, for importing a used BEV, FCEV, or PHEV
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Yukon – Home Charging Rebate
Homeowners can receive up to 50% of the purchase and installation costs for a Level 2 EV charger, to a maximum of $1,500 per charger. Eligible residences include single detached homes, duplexes, triplexes, and mobile homes. Tesla chargers are not eligible as of April 3, 2025.
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