How to Apply for EV Charger Rebates in BC

The BC Government is working with BC Hydro and FortisBC to offer provincial rebates for the purchase and installation of electric vehicle (EV) chargers at homes under the CleanBC Go Electric EV Charger Rebate Program. Single-family homes, row homes, and duplexes can get up to 50% of the cost ($350) in rebates with the installation of a Level 2 (240 volt) charger, while Indigenous communities can get up to 75% in rebates per charging station. BC Hydro and FortisBC are also providing additional top-ups to increase savings. Read on to learn how to qualify, apply, and get the most value from your EV charging setup.

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EV Charger Rebates Available in British Columbia

Single-Family Homes

If you own a single-family home, row home, or duplex in BC and install a Level 2 charger, you may be eligible for up to a $350 rebate toward the charger and installation. A certificate of successful inspection is required if the charger is installed by someone who isn’t a licensed electrician.
Multi-Unit Building (MURB) Charger Rebates
If you live in a condo, townhouse, or apartment building, there are rebates for:
- Developing an EV Ready plan for a building
- Infrastructure upgrades
- Charger installation in shared parking areas
Up to thousands in eligible incentives are available for building owners, property managers, and stratas, depending on the scope and number of chargers.
Indigenous Communities

Single-family homes, condos, apartments and workplaces in Indigenous communities can apply for rebates up to 75 percent for each charging station.

Everything You Need To Know Before You Get Started

Owners of single-family homes can apply for a rebate for their EV charger. All work must be completed, and applications must be submitted within 90 days of the installation of the charging station.

Here is the list of eligible costs that you can use your rebates for:

Purchasing the charging station
Labour and construction costs for installation by a licensed electrician
Electrical and related permits
The electrical design required for the charging station

Charging stations that are eligible for the rebate must be:

Purchased, not leased
Approved for sale and use in Canada and include cUL, cETL, CSA, or cQPS certifications
A Level 2 charger, 208 volts or 240 volts, with a NACS J3400 or SAE J1772 standard plug head
New, not used or refurbished
A plug-in or hardwired charger model
A permanent installation
As of March 12, 2025, Tesla products are not eligible for any CleanBC rebates

Not sure if your charger qualifies? Find a complete list of eligible chargers here.

How to Apply for an EV Charger Rebate

Step 1. Buy and Install an EV Charger

You can purchase a charger from Kia Victoria or add one to your Kia EV bill of sale at the time of purchase. You'll need the charger installed by a licensed electrician, or arrange for an electrical inspection by the appropriate authority.

Step 2. Gather your Required Documentation

If the charger was installed by a licensed electrician, you will need:

Charger invoice: The itemized receipt from your friendly Kia Victoria Parts and Service Department showing proof of payment, including the model number of your charger
Installation invoice: A copy of the invoice/receipt for the cost of the charger installation and itemized cost breakdown of activities.
Electrical Permit Number
Image of installed station

If the charger was installed by someone who is not a licensed electrician, you will need:

Charger invoice
Inspection invoice
Certificate of successful inspection
Image of installed EV station

If no electrical work was required, the applicant must provide:

Charger invoice displaying proof of payment
Image of installed charging station

Step 3: Apply for a Home Charger Rebate

BCHydro customers can apply for rebates on BCHydro’s website. A BC Hydro account number is required. FortisBC Electricity customers can apply for the incentives on FortisBC’s website with their account number.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I get back?

Up to $350 per home in most cases, sometimes more with stackable local incentives.

Is the rebate just for the charger, or installation too?

Both the cost of the charger and professional installation are eligible expenses.

What kind of charger qualifies?

A Level 2 (240V) charger from the CleanBC eligible products list.

Contact the Experts at Kia Victoria for Assistance

Kia Victoria is proud to help you charge at home with confidence! We’ve helped dozens of customers install chargers at home and access rebates. Whether you’ve already bought your EV or are just starting to explore the options, we’re happy to help. Contact our EV team with any questions, and feel free to browse our EV inventory.

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