Go Electric programs can help your business, organization, local government or Indigenous organization transition to zero-emission vehicles.

As of March 12, 2025, Tesla products are not eligible for any CleanBC rebates. If you purchased or have received pre-approval for your Tesla product before March 12, 2025, it can still qualify for rebates and will be processed as normal.

All programs

  • Vehicle rebates

Refreshed Go Electric Rebates program

Coming 2026.

Get point-of-sale rebates on medium- and heavy-duty commercial zero-emission vehicles.

Learn more about rebates for commercial vehicles

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Fleet Charging Program

The Fleet Charging Program provides training, advisory services, and financial support for fleet and infrastructure assessments, electrical upgrades, and EV chargers for light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicle fleets.


Who can apply

B.C. businesses, non-profits, public sector organizations, and Indigenous organizations

Rebate amount

Various financial and non-financial supports are available. Rebates for fleet EV chargers are available provincewide. Rebates for fleet assessments, infrastructure assessments and electrical upgrades are only available in FortisBC electric service territory.

Visit Plug In BC to learn more

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Rebates for workplace chargers

Funding to help with the purchase and installation of EV chargers at your workplace.


Who can apply

B.C. businesses, non-profits, local governments, Indigenous communities, utilities and public sector organizations

Rebate amount

Up to 50 percent per eligible EV charger in BC Hydro service territory, and up to 75 percent for FortisBC customers, while funding lasts

Learn more about workplace charger rebates

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Rebates for light-duty public chargers

Funding to help install light-duty public charging and hydrogen fuelling stations in local and Indigenous communities.


Who can apply

B.C. businesses, non-profits, local governments, Indigenous communities, utilities and public sector organizations

Rebate amount

Up to $80,000 per direct current fast charging station (up to $130,000 for Indigenous communities)

$5,000 per Level 2 charging station ($7,500 for Indigenous communities)

See more Public EV Charging Program eligibility and requirements

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Rebates for medium and heavy-duty public chargers

Funding to help install public charging for medium- and heavy-duty (MHD) EVs in local and Indigenous communities.


Who can apply

B.C. businesses, non-profits, local governments, Indigenous communities, utilities and public sector organizations

Rebate amount

Up to $200,000 per direct current fast charging station

Learn more about the MHD Public EV Charging Program

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