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EV CHARGER INCENTIVES
Browse home charging programs that may help with eligible charger and installation costs.
PROGRAMS BY REGION
Open a region to review available programs and continue to the official provider.
BC Hydro home charger rebate
Eligible BC Hydro customers in single-family homes, row homes, or duplexes may receive 50% of eligible Level 2 charger purchase and installation costs, up to C$350.
View BC Hydro program
FortisBC home charging station rebate
Eligible FortisBC electricity customers and municipal electricity customers in Grand Forks, Penticton, Summerland, or Nelson Hydro may receive 50% of eligible Level 2 charger purchase and installation costs, up to C$350.
View FortisBC program
Selected local top-up: Regional District of Nanaimo
RDN Electoral Area residents who install an eligible Level 2 charger may apply for a C$150 top-up through a separate RDN application.
View current B.C. top-ups
Québec Écorecharge
Eligible Québec EV owners may receive C$600 for a qualifying home charging station and its installation. Chargers purchased from April 1, 2026 must be connected and appear on the official eligible-equipment list.
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Berthierville
Owners of residential property in Berthierville may receive C$100 for an eligible 208–240V charger installed by an RBQ-licensed electrical contractor.
View Berthierville program
Coaticook
Eligible Coaticook residential property owners who own or lease an EV or plug-in hybrid may receive up to C$250 for a new 208–240V charger and permanent installation by a master electrician.
View Coaticook program
Dorval
Dorval reimburses 50% of eligible home charger purchase and installation costs, up to C$500, with one reimbursement per residence.
View Dorval program
Granby
Granby offers 15% of the purchase cost of a new 208–240V residential EV charger, up to C$150.
View Granby program
Joliette
For a home charger at a residential building with one to four units, Joliette offers 25% of eligible purchase and installation costs, up to C$250 per connector.
View Joliette program
Vaudreuil-Dorion
Vaudreuil-Dorion residents may receive C$150 for the purchase and installation of a home charging station, with one rebate per address.
View Vaudreuil-Dorion program
Waterloo
Waterloo residents may receive C$100 for the purchase and installation of a residential EV charging station, subject to available program funding.
View Waterloo program
Manitoba Hydro Home Energy Efficiency Loan
This is financing, not a rebate. Eligible Manitoba Hydro customers can finance up to C$3,000 per Level 2 charger, including installation, over five years. Approval is required before purchase or installation.
View Manitoba financing
Yukon Good Energy charger rebate
Applications are still accepted for eligible residential chargers purchased on or before March 31, 2026, if submitted within one year of purchase. The rebate covers 50% of purchase and installation costs, up to C$1,500.
Review Yukon claim rules
Check provincial, municipal, and utility sources
No province-wide home charger rebate is currently listed here. Check your provincial or territorial government, electric utility, and municipality for local programs.
View rebate guide
AUTEL LEVEL 2 HOME CHARGERS
Autel Level 2 home chargers are covered by most provincial, utility, or local rebate programs. Confirm approved models with the provider before buying.
HOME CHARGING COMPARISON
Level 2 charging adds range much faster than a standard 120V outlet, making overnight charging more practical for many EVs.
Charging speed varies by vehicle, onboard charger, battery state, temperature, and electrical installation. Ask a qualified electrician to assess your home before installation.
HOW IT WORKS
Requirements and deadlines vary by provider.
Select your province or territory and open a listed program.
Confirm equipment, property, dates, and preapproval rules.
Follow the provider's purchase and installation requirements. Keep all receipts and records.
Submit documents by the deadline and save your confirmation.
CHECK BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Confirm the official requirements before you purchase or schedule installation.
Program providers determine eligibility, funding, and approval.
BEFORE YOU APPLY
Eligibility depends on the program and exact charger model. Check the provider's eligible-product list and installation rules before purchasing.
Application timing varies. Some programs require preapproval, while others accept applications after installation. Check the official program steps before purchasing or scheduling installation.
Some incentives may be combined, while others limit overlapping funding. Confirm the current stacking rules with each program provider.
Some programs offer separate options for residents, condo boards, landlords, or multi-unit projects. Select the program that matches your property type and applicant role.
Check your provincial or territorial government, electric utility, and municipality for local offers. Program availability can change.