Charging Made Easy

Explore a range of convenient options for EV charging at home and on the go.

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Curious about electric vehicles?

What’s the difference between HEV, PHEV and BEV? What about winter performance? Discover the answers to these questions and more, including range capability, finding public charging stations on-the-go, and at-home charging solutions.
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Whether you drive a little or a lot, there’s an EV that’s right for you

Electric vs. Hybrid vs. Plug-in

Whether you drive a little or a lot each day, there’s an EV that’s right for you.

Go electric. Get rebates. 

The Canadian federal government provides incentives through the iZEV Program for consumers who purchase or lease eligible zero-emission and plug-in hybrid vehicles to support greater adoption of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs).  If you live in British Columbia, Quebec or Nova Scotia, you can get additional rebates through the provincial government EV programs.109 
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  • British Columbia

    Receive rebates for eligible EV purchases plus home and workplace charging station incentives as part of BC’s Clean Energy Vehicle Program.
  • Quebec

    Receive rebates for eligible EV purchases through Quebec’s Drive Electric Purchase or Lease Rebate Program.
  • Nova Scotia

    Receive rebates for the purchase or lease of eligible BEVs, PHEVs and e-bikes through Electrify Nova Scotia Provincial Rebate Program.109 
  • Provincial and Federal Incentives

    BEVs may be eligible for provincial government incentives in Quebec, British-Columbia and Nova Scotia.109 Be sure to visit the website for each incentive program to receive up-to-date information on eligibility and redemption requirements.