Rebates and programs

Go Electric BC Rebates Program video transcript

[Describer] An electric shuttle bus charges at an urban office. A First Nation woman considers useful specialty-use electric vehicles.

[Narrator] Looking to upgrade to an electric delivery van, cargo e-bike, shuttle bus, utility boat, or other specialty-use vehicle?

[Describer] The CleanBC Go Electric logo appears underneath words that read:

[SUPER] Go Electric Rebates

[Narrator] CleanBC’s Go Electric Rebates can make investing in zero-emission vehicles more affordable.

[Describer] Examples of specialty-use electric vehicles appear.

[Narrator] Go Electric Rebates are available for a variety of specialty-use electric vehicles, including electric motorcycles, cargo e-bikes, utility vehicles such as electric golf carts, boats, or snowmobiles, airport or port vehicles, as well as medium and heavy-duty on-road vehicles such as electric delivery vans, school buses, and short-haul trucks.

[Describer] A short-haul truck charges at a warehouse. An Asian businessman smiles.

[Narrator] These rebates are available to businesses, non-profits,

[Describer] An electric boat glides along BC coastline. A First Nation woman smiles.

[Narrator] Indigenous organizations, and First Nations communities.

[Describer] An electric motorcycle drives by storefront shops. A Caucasian woman smiles.

[Narrator] Individuals can also access rebates for electric motorcycles

[Describer] A neighborhood zero-emission cargo vehicle charges at a First Nation government building. A First Nation man smiles.

[Narrator] and neighborhood zero-emission vehicles.

[Describer] A Canadian maple leaf appears side-by-side with the CleanBC Go Electric logo.

[Narrator] Funding from similar federal government programs can be combined to cover even more costs –

[Describer] An Asian businessman smiles beside a price tag that gets filled up three quarters full.

[Narrator] up to 75 percent for most applicants

[Describer] A First Nation woman smiles beside a price tag that fills to the top.

[Narrator] and up to 100 percent for local or Indigenous governments, while funding lasts.

[Describer] An electric motorcycle charges at a parking lot in a bustling city.

[Narrator] Switching to zero-emission vehicles means saving money, cleaner air, better health,

[Describer] A short-haul truck charges at a peaceful highway rest stop.

[Narrator] and meaningful progress toward a low-carbon future.

[Describer] Money is distributed to a lineup of people.

[Narrator] Funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis while funding lasts.

[Describer] A laptop appears with the words:

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[Narrator] Visit Go-Electric-Other-Rebates-dot-C-A to review the program details, browse eligible vehicles, and submit your application.

[SUPER] Delivered by PlugInBC.

[Describer] The CleanBC Go Electric logo appears with the url:

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