Plug in BCIn BC 93% of electricity generated is clean energy. This makes electric vehicles a good option for BC drivers who want to cut greenhouse gas and other harmful emissions by driving cleaner and greener. Plug In BC is a program of the Fraser Basin Council that offers information and support on plug-in vehicles and charging in BC. The program owes its success of the past decade to the collaboration of government, industry, community groups and institutions. New in 2020! BC fleets gain fresh rebates on specialty-use electric vehicles
$100,000 rebates available for the purchase of on-road medium & heavy duty trucksBC fleets are invited to apply for rebates on clean energy buses, trucks, and airport and port specialty vehicles under a renewed program to support the uptake of battery electric, plug in hybrid and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. The maximum rebate for on-road medium and heavy-duty vehicles has been increased from $50,000 to $100,000, effective October 30, 2020. Fleets can also apply for rebates on eligible all-terrain vehicles, off-road side-by-side vehicles, and snowmobiles. Additional options, including cargo e-bikes, are available for fleets. Individuals can apply for electric motorcycle rebates, including limited-speed motorcycles. Learn MoreLearn more about the program at Plug in BC. Also follow Emotive - The Electric Vehicle Experience on Facebook. |
Places to Plug In
Watch for electric vehicle charging stations in your travels: at commercial parking lots, shopping malls, grocery stores, schools, colleges and universities, office buildings, airports, rail stations and airports. If you’re an EV driver, visit PlugShare.com to look up stations in Canada and the US. For US stations, also visit the US Department of Energy’s Alternative Fueling Station Locator. |
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