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EV Rebate Eligibility Checker
Four questions, no personal data. See which Canadian EV rebates apply to you, the maximum amounts, and how they stack — based on our 2026 rebate coverage.
Amounts are program maximums as reported in our 2026 rebate guide. EV incentive programs in Canada have changed repeatedly — always confirm current status on Transport Canada's EVAP page and your provincial program site before purchase. This tool does not collect or transmit any personal data.
Rebate FAQ
What federal EV rebate is available in Canada?
The Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP) provides point-of-sale discounts on eligible new EVs: up to $5,000 for battery-electric and fuel-cell vehicles and up to $2,500 for plug-in hybrids. EVAP replaced the old iZEV program, and its maximums step down each year — $4,000 in 2027, declining to $2,000 in the program's final years. Only models on the official Transport Canada eligible list qualify (MSRP ceiling ≈ $50,000), and the program applies to new vehicles only.
Which provinces still have EV purchase rebates?
Six jurisdictions still pay: the Northwest Territories (up to $7,500, grid-dependent), Yukon (up to $5,000 BEV / $3,000 PHEV), PEI (up to $4,000 BEV / $2,000 PHEV), Manitoba (up to $4,000 new / $2,500 used), Newfoundland and Labrador (up to $2,500 BEV / $1,500 PHEV), and Quebec (up to $2,000 new BEV). British Columbia has paused/ended its passenger rebate (commercial/fleet programs remain), New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have ended theirs, and Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Nunavut offer none.
Do EV rebates stack in Canada?
Yes — in provinces with active programs, the provincial rebate stacks directly on top of the federal EVAP rebate. Combined maximums reach about $12,500 in the Northwest Territories, $10,000 in Yukon, $9,000 in PEI and Manitoba, and $7,500 in Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec. In provinces without a program (Ontario, BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, NS, NB), the federal EVAP discount is the whole story.
Are there price or income limits?
Most programs cap vehicle price: roughly $50,000 MSRP for the federal EVAP program and commonly $65,000–$70,000 for provincial programs. A loaded trim can disqualify a vehicle whose base model qualifies. Check the current eligible-vehicle list for each program before you shop.