British Columbia EV Incentives & Rebates
BC's Go Electric (CleanBC) rebate is currently PAUSED. Was $4,000. Only federal $5,000 EVAP applies.
BEV rebate ($2,500 for PHEV). Under $50,000 price cap.
Program currently paused
Maximum savings on an eligible EV in British Columbia
Utility & Charger Rebates
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Total Savings
$5,700
EVAP Declining Schedule
2026
$5,000
2027
$4,000
2028
$3,000
2029
$3,000
2030
$2,000
The federal EVAP rebate decreases over time. Lock in the full $5,000 while it lasts.
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EVAP Eligible Vehicles
Qualify for the $5,000 federal rebate
Chevrolet Equinox EV
2026MSRP
$42,999
After Rebate
$37,999
Hyundai Kona Electric
2026MSRP
$42,999
After Rebate
$37,999
Kia Niro EV
2026MSRP
$44,995
After Rebate
$39,995
Kia EV3
2026MSRP
$42,000
After Rebate
$37,000
Kia EV4
2026MSRP
$42,000
After Rebate
$37,000
Volkswagen ID.4
2026MSRP
$49,995
After Rebate
$44,995
Volvo EX30
2026MSRP
$46,000
After Rebate
$41,000
Nissan Leaf
2026MSRP
TBD
Not Eligible for EVAP
These vehicles exceed the MSRP cap or are otherwise excluded
Nissan Ariya
2026MSRP
$52,998
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Tesla Model 3 (Highland)
2026MSRP
$54,990
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 final transaction cap. No base trim available in Canada to come under the cap.
Hyundai Ioniq 5
2026MSRP
$54,999
Reason
Base price exceeds $50,000 cap
Hyundai Ioniq 6
2026MSRP
$54,999
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Ford Mustang Mach-E
2026MSRP
$55,695
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Kia EV6
2026MSRP
$55,995
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Chevrolet Blazer EV
2026MSRP
$56,500
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Polestar Polestar 2
2026MSRP
$56,950
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Tesla Model Y (Juniper)
2026MSRP
$58,990
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Volkswagen ID.Buzz
2026MSRP
$59,995
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Mercedes-Benz EQB 250+
2026MSRP
$62,900
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Kia EV9
2026MSRP
$64,995
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Hyundai Ioniq 9
2026MSRP
$65,000
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
BMW i4 eDrive40
2026MSRP
$68,990
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Polestar Polestar 4
2026MSRP
$69,900
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Ford F-150 Lightning
2026MSRP
$73,695
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Chevrolet Silverado EV
2026MSRP
$76,000
Reason
Exceeds $50,000 cap
Mercedes-Benz EQE 350+
2026MSRP
$84,900
Reason
Far exceeds $50,000 cap
Rivian R1T
2026MSRP
$89,900
Reason
Far exceeds $50,000 cap
BMW iX xDrive50
2026MSRP
$89,990
Reason
Far exceeds $50,000 cap
Rivian R1S
2026MSRP
$94,900
Reason
Far exceeds $50,000 cap
Tesla Model S
2026MSRP
$124,990
Reason
Far exceeds $50,000 cap
Tesla Model X
2026MSRP
$129,990
Reason
Far exceeds $50,000 cap
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