E.V. Charger Rebate Guide
With the sale of gas-powered cars being phased out by 2035, electric car infrastructure has never been more important. The BC government offers several rebates to install new electric vehicle chargers. We've created this guide so you can find the best incentives for your installation.
Multi Family Dwellings
The rebates for condos, apartments, and townhouse complexes are a little more complex. Rebates come in phases of planning and building EV infrastructure.
The first rebate is offered for developing an EV Ready plan. An EV Ready plan is a professional document prepared by an electrical contractor or electrical engineer. It outlines a plan to install at least one EV charger per residential unit. The rebate for this plan covers 75% of the cost up to $3,000.
The second rebate is for the installation of the basic EV infrastructure in line with your EV Ready plan. This includes the cost of engineering services, electrical installation, construction costs, permit costs and even EV parking signs. The infrastructure rebate covers 50% of the cost up to $600 per parking stall. The maximum total infrastructure rebate is $120,000, or 200 stalls at $600 each.
The final rebate covers the purchase and installation of chargers. It covers 50% of the cost up to $2,000 per charger and up to $14,000 per building complex.
Rebates may change in the future so for the latest information visit the BC Hydro rebate page at electricvehicles.bchydro.com/incentives/charger-rebates or give us a call at 250-339-6383 and we can help get you started with EV charging.