EV Charging Station Rebates in Quebec

For a home charging station, the most accessible incentive is the $600 rebate offered through the residential tier of the Écorecharge program, which took over from Roulez vert on March 17, 2026, and covers the purchase and installation of a certified Level 2 charger.

The amount you can get depends on your profile — homeowner, multi-unit co-owner, or business — and can often be stacked with a municipal rebate. The table below breaks down the main incentives by profile.

Eligibility requirements for the $600 residential rebate

Vehicle requirements

1. You must own or have a long-term lease on a fully electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle.
2. You must be in possession of the vehicle when you submit your application.

Charging station requirements

1. The station must be Level 2 (240 V), new, and certified.
2. As of April 1, 2026, only connected (smart) stations listed on the official list of eligible models are accepted.

Installation requirements

1. An electrician licensed by the RBQ must perform the installation.
2. Keep the receipt for the charging station and the installation invoice.
3. Keep photos of the completed installation in case of a verification request.

How to apply, step by step

1. Buy and install your station before applying. You can submit your application only after you've purchased and installed the station.
2. Keep your documents. You'll need the station purchase receipt, the installation invoice, and the electrician's certificate.
3. Submit your application online at quebec.ca. File applications through the Roulez vert / Écorecharge online portal within 12 months of the invoice date.
4. Processing time and reimbursement. Once approved, the rebate is issued by cheque within 4 to 6 weeks.

Who can apply for a multi-unit charging rebate?

The building owner, a condo association, or in some cases, a tenant with the owner's written authorization.

How much is the rebate for a multi-unit charger?

Up to $5,000 per station, covering 50% of eligible expenses.

What expenses are eligible for the multi-unit rebate?

The charging station itself, the required electrical infrastructure, and in some cases, energy management software.

What is the non-fragmentation rule for multi-unit rebate applications?

Only one application is accepted per project — you cannot split a single project into multiple separate applications. For example, a condo association installing 10 stations in the same parking area must submit one application for the entire project, even if the stations are installed on different dates or invoiced separately.

Écorecharge business stream

Businesses, municipalities, and organizations can receive funding covering 50% of eligible expenses for purchasing and installing Level 2 or DC fast charging stations.

Funding for infrastructure analysis and upgrade projects

Funding is also available for electrification analysis projects before charger installation.

Stacking with federal tax credits

Federal tax credits may apply depending on the business's situation; confirm exact amounts with a tax advisor, and no figures are provided here without official confirmation.

No matter your profile — homeowner, multi-unit co-owner, or business — the Écorecharge program makes installing a charger significantly more affordable, with funding that can cover up to half the project cost. The process is the same in every case: it's done online, through the Government of Quebec, and can often be combined with a municipal rebate. With the residential tier set to end in March 2028, it's worth planning your project before conditions change.

While your home charger is being installed or your application is being processed, the ChargeHub app lets you locate available public charging stations across Quebec in real time — for free. A simple way to keep driving electric while your application moves along.