Rebates for commercial
zero-emission vehicles
Save money at the dealership with point-of-sale rebates. This program offers rebates on medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) in commercial operations.

Overview
We’ve refreshed the Go Electric Rebates program
Vehicle buyers can now save money at the dealership with point-of-sale rebates. Watch the video overview and read the information below to learn more.
Vehicle sellers must be approved to offer rebates to customers. Vehicle manufacturers can submit their vehicles to be on the eligible vehicle list.
Eligibility details
Who can apply
The vehicle buyer must be a B.C.-based:
- Business
- Indigenous organization
- Local government
- Non-profit
Vehicle limits
Rebate limits on vehicles are based on organization type:
- Businesses can get rebates for up to 5 vehicles per year
- Indigenous organizations, local governments, and non-profits can get rebates for up to 10 vehicles per year
Read the program guide for full eligibility requirements.
How it works
How it works diagram showing five circles connected by a flowing arrow. They indicate the five phases of the rebate process: Vehicle buyer applies online to reserve funds for up to 2 months, Vehicle buyer chooses an eligible vehicle, Approved seller submits application for vehicle rebate approval, reserving funds for an additional 12 months to allow for delivery, Vehicle buyer gets the rebate applied when they pay for the vehicle and Vehicle seller applies for reimbursement within 45 days of sale.
Vehicle buyer applies online to reserve funds for up to 2 months
Vehicle buyer chooses an eligible vehicle and orders through an approved seller
Approved seller submits application for vehicle rebate approval*
Vehicle buyer gets the rebate when they pay for the vehicle
Approved seller applies for reimbursement within 45 days of sale
* Funds are reserved for an additional 12 months to allow for delivery
Important funding dates
We are adding program funds on planned dates. Intake is ongoing but closes temporarily if we run out of funding before the next release date.
August 10, 2026
Program opened
December 10, 2026
Funds added and intake reopens, if closed
April 12, 2027
Funds added and intake reopens, if closed
We may add more release dates if funding is available.
Rebate options and amounts
Medium- and heavy-duty ZEV rebates
- Rebate amounts are based on vehicle class
- Indigenous organizations, local governments, and non-profits get a 20 percent rebate top-up
- Vehicles that get rebates must operate in B.C. for at least 48 months
- Leased vehicles with terms of 48 months or longer are eligible for the full rebate amount. Lease terms less than 48 months can get a prorated rebate amount.
| Vehicle class | Rebate amount | Rebate with top-up |
|---|---|---|
| Class 2B (no pickup trucks) | $5,000 | $6,000 |
| Class 3 (no pickup trucks) | $30,000 | $36,000 |
| Class 4-5 | $60,000 | $72,000 |
| Class 6-7 | $90,000 | $108,000 |
| Class 8 | $130,000 | $156,000 |
Eligible zero-emission vehicles
Eligible vehicle list
Class 2B-8 battery electric, hydrogen fuel cell and plug-in hybrid vehicles may be eligible.
- Only approved vehicles are eligible for a rebate
- Vehicles will be added to the list as we approve more
- Pickup trucks are not eligible
Eligible vehicles must be purchased through an approved seller.
Vehicle manufacturers can submit a request to add their vehicles to the eligible vehicle list.
Become an approved seller
Apply to be an approved seller so you can offer rebates on eligible vehicles to your customers.
Sellers must be located in B.C. and need a Business BCeID to apply.
Already an approved seller? Access your program resources.
Next steps for vehicle buyers
When you’re ready to apply
Apply online to reserve funds. You can then choose and order eligible vehicles through an approved seller.


