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EV Rebates by Province in Canada 2026: Complete Incentive Guide

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EV Incentive Summary by Province

ProvinceProvincial Rebate (BEV)Provincial Rebate (PHEV)Federal iZEVTotal (BEV)Total (PHEV)
QuebecUp to $7,000Up to $5,000$5,000$12,000$7,500
British ColumbiaUp to $4,000Up to $2,000$5,000$9,000$4,500
Nova ScotiaUp to $3,000Up to $1,500$5,000$8,000$4,000
PEIUp to $5,000Up to $2,500$5,000$10,000$5,000
New BrunswickUp to $5,000Up to $2,500$5,000$10,000$5,000
Newfoundland & LabradorUp to $2,500Up to $1,500$5,000$7,500$4,000
YukonUp to $5,000Up to $5,000$5,000$10,000$7,500
OntarioNoneNone$5,000$5,000$2,500
AlbertaNoneNone$5,000$5,000$2,500
SaskatchewanNoneNone$5,000$5,000$2,500
ManitobaNoneNone$5,000$5,000$2,500

Federal iZEV Rebate Details

FeatureDetails
Full nameIncentives for Zero-Emission Vehicles (iZEV)
BEV rebateUp to $5,000
PHEV rebateUp to $2,500
MSRP limitBase MSRP ≤ $55,000; highest trim ≤ $70,000
Eligible vehiclesNew BEVs, PHEVs, and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles
Used vehicles❌ Not eligible for federal rebate
How to applyDealership applies at point of sale (instant)
Hold periodMust keep vehicle 12 months minimum
Lease eligible✅ Yes (prorated by lease term)
VehicleTypeBase MSRPiZEV RebateRange
Tesla Model 3 (Standard)BEV$49,990$5,000400+ km
Hyundai Ioniq 5BEV$47,999$5,000480+ km
Chevrolet Equinox EVBEV$45,000$5,000480+ km
Kia EV6BEV$49,995$5,000450+ km
Hyundai Kona ElectricBEV$42,999$5,000400+ km
Chevrolet Bolt EUVBEV$38,998$5,000397 km
Nissan LEAFBEV$39,498$5,000340 km
Toyota RAV4 PrimePHEV$51,990$2,50068 km (electric)
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEVPHEV$44,998$2,50061 km (electric)
Hyundai Tucson PHEVPHEV$44,999$2,50053 km (electric)

Note: Vehicles over $55,000 base MSRP (e.g., Tesla Model Y Long Range, higher trims) may not qualify.

Provincial Rebate Details

Quebec — Roulez vert

FeatureDetails
New BEV rebateUp to $7,000
New PHEV rebateUp to $5,000
Used BEV rebateUp to $3,500
Used PHEV rebateUp to $2,500
MSRP limit≤ $60,000
Home charger rebateUp to $600 (for Level 2 charger install)
Income thresholdRebate reduced for high-income individuals
ApplicationApply through the program (rebate received after purchase)

British Columbia — CleanBC Go Electric

FeatureDetails
New BEV rebateUp to $4,000
New PHEV rebateUp to $2,000
Used BEV/PHEV rebateUp to $2,000
MSRP limit≤ $55,000
Charging rebateUp to $700–$2,000 (home charger via utility programs)
Income-testedLower-income households may qualify for additional $2,000
e-bike rebateUp to $1,400 for income-qualified residents
ApplicationThrough CleanBC program or dealer

Nova Scotia

FeatureDetails
New BEV rebateUp to $3,000
New PHEV rebateUp to $1,500
Used EV rebateUp to $2,000
MSRP limit≤ $55,000

PEI

FeatureDetails
New BEV rebateUp to $5,000
New PHEV rebateUp to $2,500
Used EV rebateUp to $2,500
Charger rebateUp to $500 for home charger

New Brunswick

FeatureDetails
New BEV rebateUp to $5,000
New PHEV rebateUp to $2,500
Used EV rebateUp to $2,500

Used EV Rebates

ProvinceUsed BEV RebateUsed PHEV RebateConditions
QuebecUp to $3,500Up to $2,500Must be less than 4 years old
British ColumbiaUp to $2,000Up to $2,000Income-tested option
Nova ScotiaUp to $2,000Up to $2,000
PEIUp to $2,500Up to $2,500
New BrunswickUp to $2,500Up to $2,500
Federal❌ Not available❌ Not available
Ontario, AB, SK, MB❌ None❌ None

Home Charger Incentives

Province/UtilityCharger RebateDetails
Quebec (Roulez vert)Up to $600Level 2 charger installation
BC HydroUp to $700Level 2 charger purchase + installation
FortisBCUp to $700Level 2 charger
Enbridge Gas (Ontario)Up to $600Limited availability
PEIUp to $500Level 2 charger
NRCan (federal, ZEVIP)VariesWorkplace and public charging infrastructure
Toronto Green StandardVariesNew condo buildings must include EV-ready parking

Total Cost of Ownership: EV vs Gas (5-Year Comparison)

CostEV (e.g., Hyundai Kona Electric)Gas (e.g., Hyundai Kona)
Purchase price$43,000$28,000
Federal + provincial rebate (QC)−$12,000$0
Net purchase price$31,000$28,000
Fuel/electricity (5 years, 20K km/yr)$4,000 ($800/yr)$12,500 ($2,500/yr)
Maintenance (5 years)$2,000$5,000
Insurance (5 years)$7,500$6,500
Total 5-year cost$44,500$52,000
Savings with EV$7,500 over 5 years

Savings increase in provinces with low electricity rates (QC, MB, BC) and decrease in provinces with expensive electricity (ON).

Electricity vs Gas Cost by Province

ProvinceElectricity (¢/kWh)Cost per 100 km (EV)Gas ($/L)Cost per 100 km (Gas)EV Savings
Quebec7.5¢$1.50$1.55$12.5088% cheaper
BC9.5¢$1.90$1.70$13.6086% cheaper
Manitoba9.9¢$1.98$1.50$12.0084% cheaper
Alberta15¢$3.00$1.40$11.2073% cheaper
Ontario13¢$2.60$1.55$12.4079% cheaper
Saskatchewan16¢$3.20$1.50$12.0073% cheaper
Nova Scotia17¢$3.40$1.60$12.8073% cheaper
PEI17.5¢$3.50$1.58$12.6472% cheaper

Based on average EV consumption of 20 kWh/100 km and gas consumption of 8 L/100 km.