British Columbia’s electric vehicle (EV) future may be at a crossroads, as major auto industry players and fossil fuel interests ramp up efforts to weaken the province’s Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate. In response, the BC […]
British Columbia has announced that Tesla’s products—including its Powerwall home battery, inverters, and electric vehicle (EV) chargers—will no longer be eligible for rebates under the CleanBC and BC Hydro programs. The province claims this move […]
Tesla owners in British Columbia are currently not eligible to take part in the referral program and earn rewards when someone purchases a car with their referral link. However, we believe they actually are, and […]
The Government of British Columbia has introduced several changes to the CleanBC Go Electric Passenger Vehicle Rebate program, significantly impacting Tesla buyers as no models qualify for the rebate under the new rules. According to […]
The new Tesla Supercharger in McBride, British Columbia, has finally come online, more than six months after construction on the station first began. The idea for a new Supercharger station in McBride began all the […]
FLO and Federated Co-operatives Limited announced a new partnership to bring 21 fast charging stations to Co-op and Co-Op Gas Bars in British Columbia. The partnership will see FLO provide 41 100KW SmartDC fast chargers […]
Vancouver-based HTEC has announced a massive new interprovincial hydrogen project in British Columbia and Alberta. The proposed $900 million H2 Gateway will include: Twenty hydrogen refuelling stations Eighteen of which will be in British Columbia […]
British Columbia is set to grow its electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure with a significant $30 million investment from Budget 2024, aiming to add over 500 new public charging stations to the existing network of 5,000 […]
Tesla is once again expanding their presence in the lower mainland of British Columbia. The company will soon be opening a brand new Service Center in Surrey, the fifth location for Tesla in and around […]
A new report from the Metro Vancouver Climate Action Committee has noted that the region will need thousands of more electric vehicle (EV) chargers to keep up with demand. Based on current EV chargers and […]
