Incentives
Explore the subsidies available for residential, multi-unit and commercial charging stations. Take advantage of the financial support available to help you make the transition to green energy!
ZEVIP Program
The Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP), launched in 2019, aims to increase the number of charging stations across Canada. This program provides financial support to owners and operators of public and private infrastructure. ZEVIP Program
Subventions pour bornes résidentielles
Vous êtes propriétaire ou locataire d’un véhicule électrique, neuf ou d’occasion? Vous pouvez bénéficier
d’un soutien financier de 600 $ du gouvernement du Québec à l’achat d’une borne de recharge à domicile
de 240 volts.
* Depuis le 1er janvier 2021, une preuve d’installation est requise pour l’obtention de cette aide
financière.
- Consultez la liste des bornes de recharge admissibles au programme “Roulez vert” avant de faire
votre choix. - Vérifiez les conditions du programme “Roulez vert”.
Attention, seul le propriétaire ou le locataire à long terme du véhicule électrique peut présenter une demande de
remboursement pour une borne de recharge. Assurez-vous que la facture de la borne soit bien à votre nom.
Page du programme Roulez Vert – Borne de recharge à domicile
Subventions pour bornes multilogements et condos
Subventions pour les bornes multi-logements et condos de 3 unités et plus
Pour l’acquisition et l’installation d’une borne de recharge multi-logement & condo, vous êtes éligible à une subvention gouvernementale si l’installation est faite par nos maîtres électriciens partenaires qualifiés et membres de la CMEQ (Corporation des maîtres électriciens du Québec). La subvention correspond au moindre des montants suivants :
50% des dépenses admissibles;
ou
5 000$ par borne de recharge sans fils;
ou
5 000$ par connecteur, pour les bornes de recharge munies d’un ou de plus d’un connecteur, permettant de recharger simultanément autant de véhicules électriques.
Limitations de l’aide financière
Lorsque le demandeur est une personne physique propriétaire d’un VEE, VHR, VBV ou d’une ME, une seule borne de recharge peut être financée par demandeur et par adresse.
Pour les autres demandeurs, la somme maximale de l’aide financière attribuée par bâtiment par année financière est fixée à :
| Nombre de logements par bâtiment | Montant maximum |
|---|---|
| 3 à 9 | 20 000 $ |
| 10 à 19 | 40 000 $ |
| 20 et + | 49 000 $ |
Visitez la page officielle du Programme Roulez Vert – volet multilogement
Subventions pour bornes commerciales
Au Québec, les entreprises, municipalités et organismes qui souhaitent installer des bornes de recharge pour véhicules électriques en milieu de travail peuvent bénéficier d’une aide financière. Cette subvention couvre 50 % des dépenses admissibles, avec un maximum de 5 000 $ par borne ou par connecteur. Les dépenses peuvent inclure la planification et l’installation des bornes, qui doivent être utilisées exclusivement pour la recharge des véhicules de l’organisation, des employés ou des visiteurs sous certaines conditions. Pour plus d’informations, consultez le site du gouvernement du Québec.
Modifications à venir des montants d’aide financière pour l’acquisition de véhicules électriques
Découvrez les montants d’aide financière offerts et leurs futur modification, pour vous permettre
de rouler à la puissance verte!
| Type de véhicle | Véhicule immatriculé en 2025 | Véhicule immatriculé en 2026 | Véhicule immatriculé en 2027 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Véhicule entièrement électrique | 4 000$ | 2 000$ | 0$ |
| Véhicule hybride rechargeable (8 à 15 kWh) | 1 000$ | 500$ | 0$ |
| Véhicule hybride rechargeable (15kWh et +) | 2 000$ | 1 000$ | 0$ |
| Motocyclette électrique | 1 000$ | 500$ | 0$ |
Subventions disponibles dans ces villes
| Administrative region | City | Links to Grants |
|---|---|---|
| Montréal | Montréal | commercial - montreal.ca |
| Montréal | Dollard-Des Ormeaux | residential - ville.ddo.qc.ca |
| Montérégie | Chambly | residential - ville.chambly.qc.ca |
| Montérégie | Granby | residential - granby.ca |
| Montérégie | Vaudreuil-Dorion | residential - www.ville.vaudreuil-dorion.qc.ca |
| Montérégie | Boucherville | residential - www.boucherville.ca |
| Laurentides | Blainville | residential - blainville.ca |
| Lanaudière | Mascouche | residential - mascouche.ca |
| Estrie | Magog | residential - www.ville.magog.qc.ca |
*These links are provided as examples and may be modified without notice by the municipalities.
Incentive for residential charging stations
Alberta does not offer a provincial incentive for charging stations. However, some cities may provide local incentives for the purchase and installation of Level 2 charging stations. For more details, it is recommended to check with municipal authorities or local programs.
Incentives available in these cities
| Administrative region | City | Links to Grants |
|---|---|---|
| Calgary | Calgary | Multi-residential - www.calgary.ca |
*These links are provided as examples and may be modified without notice by the municipalities.
Incentives for residential charging stations
Individuals can receive a rebate for the purchase and installation of Level 2 charging stations. The rebate amount is 50% of the cost, up to a maximum of $350. For more details, please visit the following link:
Charging station incentives
Incentives for electric vehicles
Residents of British Columbia can receive rebates for the purchase of electric vehicles. For more details on the amounts and conditions, please visit the following link:
Electric vehicle incentives.
Incentives for multi-unit charging stations
There are incentives available for charging stations in multi-unit residential buildings. For more details, please visit the following link:
Multi-unit charging station incentives
Incentives available in these cities
| Administrative region | City | Links to Grants |
|---|---|---|
| Thompson–Nicola | Kamloops | incentive - www.kamloops.ca |
| Nanaimo | Nanaimo | residential - www.rdn.bc.ca |
*These links are provided as examples and may be modified without notice by the municipalities.
Financing for residential charging stations
Manitoba does not offer a rebate for charging stations, but residents can benefit from financing for the purchase and installation of Level 2 charging stations. For more details, please visit the following link:
Incentives available in these cities
No city found with an incentive in this province.
Incentives for residential charging stations
Individuals and organizations receiving a rebate for an electric vehicle can also receive a rebate for the purchase and installation of a Level 2 charging station. The rebate amount is 50% of the cost, up to a maximum of $750.
Incentives for electric vehicles
Residents of New Brunswick can receive rebates for the purchase of new and used electric vehicles. For more details on the amounts and conditions, please visit the following link: Electric vehicle incentives.
Incentives available in these cities
No city found with an incentive in this province.
Incentives for electric vehicles
Residents of Newfoundland and Labrador can receive rebates for the purchase of electric vehicles. For more details on the amounts and conditions, please visit the following link:
Incentives available in these cities
No city found with an incentive in this province.
Incentives for electric vehicles
Residents of Nova Scotia can receive rebates for the purchase of electric vehicles. For more details on the amounts and conditions, please visit the following link: Electric vehicle incentives.
Incentives available in these cities
No city found with an incentive in this province.
Funding for EV Charging Stations
Ontario offers funding for the installation of electric vehicle charging stations in certain communities. For more details, please visit the following link:
Incentives available in these cities
| Administrative region | City | Links to Grants |
|---|---|---|
| Ville de Toronto | Toronto | Commercial - ev.taf.ca |
| Ville de Hamilton | Hamilton | Commercial - ev.taf.ca |
*These links are provided as examples and may be modified without notice by the municipalities.
Incentives for residential charging stations
Individuals can receive a rebate for the purchase and installation of a Level 2 charging station. The rebate amount is $750. For more details, please visit the following link:
Incentives for electric vehicles
Residents of Prince Edward Island can receive incentives for the purchase of electric vehicles. For more details about the amounts and conditions, please visit the following link:
Incentives available in these cities
No city found with an incentive in this province.
Incentives for charging stations
Saskatchewan does not offer a provincial incentive for charging stations. However, some cities may provide local incentives for the purchase and installation of Level 2 charging stations. For more details, it is recommended to check with municipal authorities or local programs.
Incentives available in these cities
No city found with an incentive in this province.
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