Canadian iZEV rebate claims have doubled in the first half of 2024

Canadians are rushing to buy electric vehicles at a record pace, with over 95,000 iZEV claims made during the first half of 2024.

According to Transport Canada data, Canadian dealers made 45,669 iZEV claims in 2023. So far, in 2024, Canadian dealers have made a shocking 95,775 iZEV claims, amounting to $464.5 million in federal subsidies. This represents a 110% year-over-year increase during the same timeframe, and there is no indication that things are slowing down.

By brand, iZEV claims have been decently balanced, with Tesla leading the way.

Top 5 iZEV Incentives by Brands for June

Brand June Year to Date
Tesla 3,795 23,630
Hyundai 2,214 12,450
Ford 1,944 9.815
Kia 1,754 8,414
Toyota 1,228 9,477

It should also not be a surprise that the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 lead the way by vehicle, followed by a pair of Hyundais.

Top 5 iZEV Incentives by Vehicle Model for June

Vehicle June Year to Date
Tesla Model Y 2,530 16,987
Tesla Model 3 1,265 6,643
Hyundai Kona EV 811 4,943
Hyundai Ioniq 5 776 4,128
Volkswagen ID.4 757 5,214

Finally, nothing has really changed for a provincial breakdown, with Quebec leading the way by a large margin. Ontario and BC are still neck and neck for second place, with the rest of the country far behind.

Top 5 iZEV Incentives by Province for June

Province June Year to Date
Quebec 16,739 52,496
Ontario 3,048 18,458
British Columbia 3,003 17,965
Alberta 441 2,717
New Brunswick 205 1,119

 

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