🇨🇦 EV Rebates & Incentives in Canada
Complete guide to federal and provincial electric vehicle incentives. Find out how much you can save on your next EV purchase.
Federal iZEV Program Currently Paused
The federal $5,000 rebate program is paused as of early 2025 after funds were fully committed. It may return with new funding in 2026. Provincial programs remain available.
Federal Incentive Program
Federal iZEV Program
Transport Canada
The federal Incentives for Zero-Emission Vehicles (iZEV) program is currently paused as of early 2025 after funds were fully committed. The program may return with new funding in 2026.
Provincial & Territorial Incentives
Alberta
No provincial EV rebate program. Some municipal programs may exist.
British Columbia
CleanBC Go Electric
Paused as of May 15, 2025 for funding review. Expected to return in updated form.
Official Program WebsiteManitoba
Manitoba EV Rebate (MPI)
Administered through Manitoba Public Insurance. Available at point of sale.
Official Program WebsiteNew Brunswick
Plug-In NB
Program ended June 30, 2025. May be reintroduced with new funding.
Newfoundland & Labrador
NL Hydro EV Program
Active through March 2026. Administered by NL Hydro.
Northwest Territories
Import/shipping cost support available. Limited consumer rebates.
Nova Scotia
Light-duty EV rebate ended May 2025. Reduced registration fees still apply.
Nunavut
Pilot programs testing EV suitability in Arctic conditions.
Ontario
Ontario ended its EV rebate program in 2018. Focus has shifted to charging infrastructure and manufacturing investments.
Prince Edward Island
PEI EV Rebate
Updated June 2025 with income-based adjustments. One of the most accessible programs.
Official Program WebsiteQuebec
Roulez vert
Most generous active program. Rebates reducing: $4,000 in 2025, $2,000 in 2026, ending in 2027.
Official Program WebsiteSaskatchewan
No direct consumer rebates. Note: Annual road-use fee applies to EVs.
Yukon
Utility-based incentives available. Check with local providers.
Quick Reference Table
| Province | New BEV | PHEV | Used EV | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ⛰️ Alberta | None | None | None | No Program |
| 🏔️ British Columbia | Up to $4,000 | Up to $2,000 | Limited | Paused |
| 🦬 Manitoba | Up to $4,000 | N/A | Up to $2,500 | Active |
| 🌊 New Brunswick | Up to $5,000 | Up to $2,500 | Up to $2,500 | Ended |
| 🐋 Newfoundland & Labrador | $2,500 | $1,500 | Some | Active |
| ❄️ Northwest Territories | Limited | Limited | Limited | Active |
| ⚓ Nova Scotia | Up to $3,000 | Up to $2,000 | Limited | Ended |
| 🌌 Nunavut | Minimal | Minimal | Minimal | Active |
| 🍁 Ontario | None | None | None | No Program |
| 🏝️ Prince Edward Island | Up to $5,000 | Up to $2,500 | Yes | Active |
| 🍁 Quebec | Up to $4,000 | $1,000 - $2,000 | Up to $2,000 | Active |
| 🌾 Saskatchewan | None | None | None | No Program |
| 🏔️ Yukon | Variable | Variable | Variable | Active |
Other Benefits of EV Ownership in Canada
🔌 Home Charger Rebates
Many provinces and utilities offer $500-$1,000 rebates for Level 2 home charger installation.
🔧 Lower Maintenance
EVs require no oil changes and have fewer brake replacements due to regenerative braking.
⛽ Fuel Savings
Electricity costs significantly less than gasoline in most provinces, especially Quebec and BC.
💼 Business Tax Benefits
Businesses can claim accelerated capital cost allowances for zero-emission vehicles.
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Try the CalculatorInformation current as of February 2026. Programs and amounts may change. Always verify with official provincial websites before making purchasing decisions.