EV rebates in British Columbia
Every federal, provincial and home-charger incentive a British Columbia resident can stack in 2026. Each figure sourced and dated.
Maximum you can stack here
Up to $5,350
Programs available in British Columbia
Federal EVAPNational
Up to $5,000Battery-electric and hydrogen vehicles up to $5,000, plug-in hybrids up to $2,500. Applied at purchase. $50,000 price cap (all-or-nothing); Chinese-built EVs excluded.
Source: Transport Canada · verified Jun 12, 2026CleanBC Go ElectricPaused
PausedBritish Columbia's provincial purchase rebate is currently paused.
Source: CleanBC · verified Jun 10, 2026CleanBC home-charger rebateActive
Up to $35050% of purchase and installation, up to $350.
Source: CleanBC · verified Jun 10, 2026Figures are estimates for guidance only. Confirm on each official program page before you buy.
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EV rebate questions in British Columbia
Is there an EV rebate in British Columbia right now?
Partly. The Federal EVAP (up to $5,000) is available in British Columbia, but the provincial program, CleanBC Go Electric, is currently paused.
How much can I get in EV rebates in British Columbia?
As of Jul 12, 2026, a new battery-electric vehicle can qualify for up to $5,350 in British Columbia: $5,000 from the Federal EVAP, plus $350 from CleanBC home-charger rebate for a home charger. Plug-in hybrids qualify for smaller amounts.
Can I stack the federal and provincial rebates in British Columbia?
Not right now. CleanBC Go Electric is paused, so only the Federal EVAP applies until it resumes.
Is there a rebate for plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) in British Columbia?
Yes: up to $2,500 from the Federal EVAP. British Columbia currently has no active provincial PHEV rebate on top.
Is there a home EV charger rebate in British Columbia?
Yes. CleanBC home-charger rebate covers up to $350 toward a home Level 2 charger.
Do leased EVs qualify for rebates in British Columbia?
Yes. The Federal EVAP applies to leases as well as purchases.
Is there a price cap on eligible vehicles in British Columbia?
Yes. The federal program has a $50,000 price cap, and it is all-or-nothing: a vehicle priced above the cap gets $0, not a reduced rebate.
Do China-built EVs qualify for rebates in British Columbia?
Not federally: Chinese-built EVs are excluded from the Federal EVAP.