EV Grants & Incentives

How much can you save on an EV in Canada?

Canadian EV incentives in 2026 range from $5,000 (federal EVAP program) to over $13,000 when combined with provincial rebates. Quebec offers the most generous provincial top-up at $7,000 for battery-electric vehicles, while British Columbia provides up to $4,000. Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick also offer meaningful rebates. Below is a complete breakdown of every active program, eligibility rules, and current amounts.

Federal — All Provinces

EV Affordability Program (EVAP)

Active since February 16, 2026

Up to $5,000

Battery Electric / Fuel Cell

Declines annually to $2,000 by 2030

Up to $2,500

Plug-in Hybrid

Declines annually to $1,000 by 2030

Eligibility

  • New vehicles only
  • Final transaction price ≤ $50,000 (includes vehicle, options, dealer fees)
  • $50,000 cap does not apply to Canadian-made vehicles
  • Vehicle must be manufactured in Canada or a free-trade partner country
  • Applied at the point of sale by the dealer
View official program details →

Maximum Savings by Province

Federal + provincial combined maximum for a new battery electric vehicle

ProvinceProvincialFederalTotalStatus
British Columbia$4,000$5,000$9,000Active
Quebec$4,000$5,000$9,000Active
Prince Edward Island$5,750$5,000$10,750Active
Manitoba$4,000$5,000$9,000Active
Yukon$5,000$5,000$10,000Active
Alberta$100,000$5,000$105,000Limited
Ontario$5,000$5,000No Vehicle Rebate
Saskatchewan$5,000$5,000No Vehicle Rebate
New Brunswick$5,000$5,000No Vehicle Rebate
Nova Scotia$5,000$5,000No Vehicle Rebate
Newfoundland & Labrador$5,000$5,000No Vehicle Rebate
Northwest Territories$500$5,000$5,500Limited
Nunavut$5,000$5,000No Vehicle Rebate

Provincial Details

British Columbia

Active

Battery electric vehicles (income-based)

CleanBC Go Electric

Up to $4,000

Plug-in hybrids (income-based)

CleanBC Go Electric

Up to $2,000

Up to 50% of Level 2 charger install

Home Charging Rebate

Up to $350

When scrapping a gas vehicle

Scrap-It

Up to $300
  • Income-based eligibility tiers
  • Must be a BC resident

Passenger vehicle rebates currently income-qualified only

Official program →

Quebec

Active

New BEV or FCEV (MSRP < $65,000)

Roulez vert

Up to $4,000

New plug-in hybrid

Roulez vert

$1,000–$2,000

Used battery electric vehicle

Roulez vert

$2,000

Level 2 home charger installation

Home Charging

Up to $600
  • Quebec resident
  • MSRP under $65,000 for new BEVs
  • Vehicle must be registered in Quebec
Official program →

Prince Edward Island

Active

New battery electric vehicle

EV Rebate

Up to $5,750

New plug-in hybrid

EV Rebate

Up to $3,250

Used BEV (price < $70,000)

Used EV Rebate

Up to $5,750
  • PEI resident
  • Purchase price under $70,000
  • Teslas excluded after March 25, 2025

Combined with federal EVAP: up to $10,750 total for a new BEV

Manitoba

Active

New electric vehicle

Manitoba EV Rebate

Up to $4,000

Used electric vehicle (< $70,000)

Used EV Rebate

Up to $2,500

Manitoba Hydro financing for charger

Home Charging Loan

Up to $3,000
  • Manitoba resident
  • MSRP ≤ $70,000
  • Must be purchased through a Manitoba dealership
  • Teslas and Chinese-manufactured EVs excluded after March 19, 2025

Yukon

Active

BEV, FCEV, or PHEV with 50+ km electric range

Good Energy Rebate

Up to $5,000

PHEV with < 50 km electric range

Good Energy Rebate

Up to $3,000

Help with shipping costs for used EVs

Used EV Shipping

Up to $1,500

50% of Level 2 charger install

Home Charging

Up to $1,500
  • Yukon resident
Official program →

Alberta

Limited

Commercial charging station installation (up to 46% of costs)

Charging Infrastructure

Up to $100,000

No provincial purchase incentive for individuals. Federal EVAP available.

Ontario

No Vehicle Rebate

No provincial EV purchase rebate. Ontario EV ChargeON ended January 15, 2026. Federal EVAP available.

Saskatchewan

No Vehicle Rebate

No provincial EV purchase rebate. Federal EVAP available.

New Brunswick

No Vehicle Rebate

Provincial EV rebate program ended July 1, 2025. Previously offered up to $5,000 for new BEVs. Federal EVAP available.

Nova Scotia

No Vehicle Rebate

Light-duty vehicle rebate ended. MURB charging incentives still available (up to 50% of install costs). Federal EVAP available.

Newfoundland & Labrador

No Vehicle Rebate

No provincial EV purchase rebate. Federal EVAP available.

Northwest Territories

Limited

Level 2 charger rebate

Home Charging

Up to $500

No vehicle purchase rebate. Federal EVAP available.

Nunavut

No Vehicle Rebate

No provincial EV incentive programs. Federal EVAP available.

Disclaimer

Incentive amounts and eligibility criteria are subject to change. This page is for informational purposes only. Always verify current program details directly with the relevant federal or provincial government website before making a purchase decision. Some programs have limited funding and may close without notice.

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