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Electric Vehicle and Charging Station
Rebate and Incentive Programs

Federal Government Program

Launched on February 16, 2026, this $2.3 billion initiative aims to make "affordable" electric vehicles (EVs) more accessible to Canadians. Unlike the previous program that used the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) as the primary cap, the Electric Vehicle Acquisition Program (EVAP) is based on the Final Transaction Value.

Incentive Amounts (2026 Rates)
The program employs a "step-down" model, where incentives are currently at their highest and will decrease annually until 2031.  


- $5,000: Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs)  
- $2,500: Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs)  

Note: For leases, the incentive is prorated based on the lease term (e.g., a 48-month lease receives the full amount, while a 24-month lease receives 50%).

Eligibility Requirements  
To qualify for the federal rebate, both the vehicle and the deal must meet specific criteria:  


**$50,000 Cap:** The final transaction value—including the base price, trim, options, and dealer fees—must be $50,000 or less.  


- Exclusions: Taxes, freight/PDI, winter tires, and extended warranties do not count toward this $50,000 limit.  
- Canadian-Made Bonus: EVs manufactured in Canada are exempt from this price cap.  
- Origin Rule: The vehicle must be built in Canada or in a country with which Canada has a free-trade agreement (this currently excludes many Chinese-manufactured EVs).  
- Condition: The vehicle must be new (demonstrator models with fewer than 10,000 km also qualify).  

How to Claim
The program is structured as a point-of-sale incentive, allowing you to avoid waiting for a cheque in the mail.  


-Dealer Submission: The dealership will submit an eligibility assessment to Transport Canada on your behalf.  
-Consent Form: You will be required to sign a Consumer Consent Form at the dealership.  
-Instant Discount: Once approved, the incentive is applied directly to your bill of sale or lease agreement (after taxes and fees). 

Canadian EV Rebates and Incentives: Provinces & Territories

There are no active electric vehicle rebate programs. 

An electric vehicle tax may be applicable.


Charging Rebates or Incentives

There are no active programs for individuals.

There are no active electric vehicle rebate programs. 


Charging Rebates or Incentives

Rebates for home and workplace charging up to up to 50% of the cost (up to $350) for home chargers.

Electric Vehicle Rebate Programs

Manitobans can consult the Manitoba Electric Vehicle Program which offers savings to make the transition to green transportation more affordable.


Charging Rebates or Incentives

You can finance up to $3,000 per EV charger installed in your home through the Home Energy Efficiency Loan, which adds payments directly to your energy bill.

There are no active electric vehicle rebate programs. 


Charging Rebates or Incentives

The Plug-IN NB Program provides up to 50% of the cost (to a maximum of $750) for the purchase and installation of a new level 2 charger.

There are no active electric vehicle rebate programs. 


Charging Rebates or Incentives

There are no active programs for individuals.

Electric Vehicle Rebate Programs

Electrify Nova Scotia MHZEV Rebate Program provides rebates for the purchase or lease of qualifying medium and heavy duty zero emission vehicles on or after April 1, 2024.


Charging Rebates or Incentives

There are no active programs for individuals.

Electric Vehicle Rebate Programs

​Offers a $5,000 rebate for new battery-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles through the Arctic Energy Renewal.


Charging Rebates or Incentives

Rebates of $500 for level 2 chargers.

There are no active electric vehicle rebate programs. 


Charging Rebates or Incentives

There are no active programs for individuals.

There are no active electric vehicle rebate programs. 


Charging Rebates or Incentives

There are no active programs for individuals.

Electric Vehicle Rebate Programs

The Provincial electric vehicle incentive, offers a rebate of $4000 for eligible electric vehicles and $2000 for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles as of June 2, 2025.


Charging Rebates or Incentives

The Prince Edward Island (PEI) Electric Vehicle Charging Funding Program offers a $750 rebate for purchasing and installing a Level 2 EV charger.

Electric Vehicle Rebate Programs

Up to $4,000 for new battery electric (BEV) for plug-in hybrid (PHEV) vehicles with an MSRP under $65,000 as part of the Roulez vert program. New and used vehicles may be eligible.


Charging Rebates or Incentives

A financial assistance program towards the purchase and installation of an eligible Level 2 home charging station is available.

There are no active electric vehicle rebate programs. 


Charging Rebates or Incentives

There are no active programs for individuals.

Electric Vehicle Rebate Programs

Offers a Clean Transportation Rebate of up to $5000 for new light-duty electric (EVs) or plug-in hybrids with over 50 km electric range.


Charging Rebates or Incentives

Rebates have ended. You can still apply for rebates on purchases made on or before March 31, 2026. You have 1 year from the date of the purchase to submit your rebate application. Rebate of 50% of the purchase and installation costs up to a maximum of $1500 per charger (with some restrictions) at a personal residence.

Note:

Federal, provincial and territorial programs can change at any time. Please consult government resources directly to confirm information regarding rebate or incentive programs regarding hybrid, plug-in hybrid or home chargers. This site excludes any information about programs that apply to commercial properties.



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