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CleanBC Go Electric Commercial Vehicle Program

Government of British Columbia
Maximum Funding
Varies by vehicle type
Open now (reopened August 10, 2026). Point-of-sale rebates for medium- and he...
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Difficulty
Easy
Payment
Point Of Sale Rebate (Buyer Pays Price Minus Rebate; The Approved Seller Is Separately Reimbursed By The Program)
Trend
Stable
First-Timers
Friendly ✓
Co-Funding
33%
CleanBC Go Electric Commercial Vehicle Program offers funding that varies by project. Grants for BC businesses investing in electric commercial vehicles. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Approval odds: ~90% (GrantCompass analysis)
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Program Description

Grants for BC businesses investing in electric commercial vehicles. Helps companies reduce carbon footprint by making the transition to zero-emission commercial vehicles more affordable.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Must be a B.C.-based business, Indigenous organization, local government or non-profit
  • Must be purchasing or leasing an eligible electric commercial vehicle
  • Vehicle must qualify under the CleanBC Go Electric program eligible vehicle list
  • Open to businesses of any industry sector
  • Must be licensed to operate in B.C. and in operation for at least two years before applying (exceptions case by case, with written approval from the program administrator)
  • Businesses may receive up to 5 rebated vehicles per program year (related/subsidiary entities under common ownership share this limit, per program year Aug 10-Aug 9); Indigenous organizations, local governments and non-profits may receive up to 10
  • Vehicle must be new (constructed only from new parts, never the subject of a retail sale, never registered in B.C. or elsewhere, not a re-lease or lease assumption) — except demonstration vehicles registered only to the OEM or dealer with under 10,000 km, which may qualify
  • School buses are eligible only if no other provincial rebate or funding program applies to that vehicle category
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All
Business Stage
Growth Expansion

Quick Assessment

Difficulty
Easy
Competition
Low
First-Timer
Friendly

Funding Details

Amount
Varies by vehicle type
Type
Grant
Level
Provincial
Co-Funding
Up to 33% of eligible costs
Deadline
Open now (reopened August 10, 2026). Point-of-sale rebates for medium- and heavy-duty ZEVs; intake ongoing, closing temporarily only if funds run out before the next release. Further funding releases December 10, 2026 and April 12, 2027.

Program Scorecard

Competition, effort, and approval at a glance

Competition
Low
Deadline
Ongoing
Approval
Moderate
Approval Rate
~90%
Accessibility
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Competition
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Insider Tip

The vehicle must appear on the official Eligible Vehicle Models list BEFORE you make the purchase — buying an unlisted vehicle disqualifies you even if it's clearly zero-emission.

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Rejection Pitfalls 8

  • Vehicle not on Eligible Vehicle Models list at time of purchase (most common disqualifier)
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Evaluation Criteria

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Application Playbook

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Application Steps

1 Verify vehicle eligibility before purchase Tesla vehicles are ineligible as of March 12, 2025. Always check the current BC Eligible Vehicle Models list — the eligible vehicle list changes periodically.

Required Documents 10

Valid BC business licence
WorkSafeBC number

Eligible Expenses 3

Ineligible Expenses 7

Intake Periods

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Ineligible Organizations

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Funding Stack Strategy

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Compatible Programs

iMHZEV (federal Incentives for Medium- and Heavy-Duty Zero-Emission Vehicles CleanBC Go Electric CVP Program (cannot stack with GER BC Hydro EV fleet charging rebates CleanBC Fleet Charging Program
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Clawback Risk

Low Risk

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I apply if I buy a Tesla after March 12, 2025?
No — Tesla vehicles became ineligible as of March 12, 2025. Applications for Tesla purchases after this date will be rejected regardless of vehicle type.
How much can I get for a Class 8 truck?
$130,000 as a point-of-sale rebate, about 20% more where the top-up applies ($156,000), provided the vehicle is on the Eligible Vehicle Models list at time of purchase.
Is the program open right now?
Yes. It reopened August 10, 2026 as a point-of-sale rebate program. Apply online to reserve funds, then order through an approved seller. If a funding tranche runs out, intake pauses until the next release: December 10, 2026, then April 12, 2027.
Why did my application get rejected?
Most common reason: vehicle not on the Eligible Vehicle Models list at purchase time. Other top reasons: vehicle not ordered within the two-month fund reservation window, not delivered within 12 months of pre-approval, used vehicle, or Tesla purchased after March 12, 2025.
Can I stack with federal programs?
Federal iMHZEV stacking mostly ended for new applicants around May 2026, so this mainly applies if you hold an existing iMHZEV pre-approval/voucher. Where combinable, stacking with other government funding is capped at 75% of eligible project costs for businesses, 100% for Indigenous organizations, local governments and non-profits.

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