Go Electric Rebates (formerly SUVI) have moved to a new website: GoElectricOtherRebates.ca.
Purchase an eligible vehicle. Apply for your rebate. Receive up to $150,000 back.
Respectful communications and Zero-Tolerance Policy
Plug In BC takes all incidents of abusive, aggressive, or violent treatment against our staff very seriously. Our staff will always treat our clients with utmost respect. In turn, our staff have the right to a safe and respectful work environment.
Plug In BC has a Zero Tolerance policy against abusive, aggressive, or violent behaviour. This policy extends to any interaction with a staff member whether in-person, on the phone, via letter, e-mail, or through our website.
Unacceptable behaviour includes:
- verbal abuse or the use of disrespectful language towards our staff
- persistent or unrealistic demands that cause stress to staff
- racist and sexist comments
- breach of personal boundaries
- physical aggression towards any staff
A breach of the Zero Tolerance policy will lead to termination of services.
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The CleanBC Go Electric Program is intended to encourage and accelerate the adoption of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) in British Columbia (B.C.) for both their environmental and economic benefits.
CleanBC Go Electric Rebates is a sub-program of the CleanBC Go Electric Program and is designed to support the adoption of ZEVs in a variety of applications including motorcycles, low-speed vehicles, electric cargo bicycles (cargo e-bikes), utility vehicles, and a variety of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, referred to as specialty-use vehicles. The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program targets specialty-use vehicles that are not included in the CleanBC Go Electric Passenger Vehicle Rebate Program, which focuses on light-duty (passenger) vehicles.
Rebates
The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program provides rebates on cargo e-bikes, electric motorcycles, utility trucks, buses & more!
Applicants for cargo e-bikes, on road medium and heavy duty vehicles, utility vehicles, airport, and port specialty vehicles must have a valid B.C. business licence or be a non-profit organization or a public entity.
The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program provides rebates on zero-emission motorcycles, cargo e-bikes, utility trucks, buses and more.
There are six vehicle categories in the CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program:
- Zero-emission motorcycles
- Low-speed vehicles
- Cargo e-bikes
- On-road medium and heavy-duty vehicles
- Airport and port specialty vehicles
- Utility vehicles
Zero-emission motorcycles and low-speed vehicles
Individuals are eligible to apply for both zero-emission motorcycle, and neighbourhood electric vehicle (sub-category of Low-Speed vehicles) rebates. Organizations are eligible to apply to both zero-emission motorcycle and low-speed vehicle categories.
Zero-Emission Medium and heavy-duty vehicles
Fleets (organizations including businesses, non-profits and public sector organizations) may apply for rebates on eligible zero-emission buses, trucks and more. Leased vehicles in this category can only receive a rebate if the lease is 36 months or more.
Zero-emission airport and port specialty vehicles
Fleets (organizations including businesses, non-profits and public sector organizations) may apply for rebates on eligible zero-emission airport and port equipment.
Zero-Emission utility vehicles
Fleets (organizations including businesses, non-profits and public sector organizations) may apply for rebates on eligible zero-emission all-terrain vehicles, off-road side-by-side vehicles, snowmobiles and more.
Forklifts
The forklift category of the program was removed August 5, 2020.
Rebate Amounts for Leased Vehicles
Leased vehicles are eligible for a rebate depending on the term of the lease and whether the vehicle is used for personal or fleet purposes as shown below. To qualify for the full value of the rebate, a minimum 36-month lease is required for non-fleet applicants. If the applicant breaks the lease, the applicant will be required to return the difference between the original lease time rebate and the actual lease time rebate.
The CleanBC Go Electric Specialty Use Vehicle Incentive Program is one of a suite of programs offered under the Province of BC’s CleanBC Go Electric Program. The program is funded through the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation and is administered by the Fraser Basin Council Society.
For more information, please contact goelectricotherrebates@pluginbc.ca