When you buy or lease an EV or PHEV, you can expect to charge 80% of the time at home, while the other 20% occurs at public charging stations. Therefore, you will have to install an EV charging station at your house unless you live in a condo building that has EV chargers. This article breaks down what provinces and territories offer EV charger incentives and rebates in Canada.
Plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) are increasing in popularity, with most major automotive manufacturers having PHEV models in their vehicle lineups. If you are new to electric vehicles, you may be wondering what a plug-in hybrid is and how they work? This article will explain what a PHEV is and everything you need to know before considering purchasing or leasing one.
When you buy or lease an EV or PHEV, you can expect to charge 80% of the time at home, while the other 20% occurs at public charging stations. Therefore, you will have to install an EV charging station at your house unless you live in a condo building that has EV chargers. This article breaks down what provinces and territories offer EV charger incentives and rebates in Canada.
With gas prices hitting a record high, you may be considering switching to an electric vehicle; the good news is that EV drivers save on more than just gas. Since the Government of Canada announced that it will require all passenger vehicle sales to be zero-emission by 2035, it is no secret that the automotive industry is gearing up to make the switch to electric. Therefore, Canadian consumers should consider electric (EV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) vehicle options instead of gas-powered vehicles. Not only can you save on fuel, but you can also receive monetary incentives and pay less for servicing and maintenance with an electric car.
If you want to switch to electric but don’t want to break the bank, consider buying a used EV. This article will explain what to know before purchasing an EV and if you should buy a used EV.
When considering the purchase of an electric vehicle (EV), questions around charging are first to come to mind. This article explains charging your electric vehicle at home, how long it takes to charge an EV, charger options, costs to charge, and EV charger rebates.
As the push towards electric vehicles ramps up, consumer demand increases for all-electric and hybrid electric vehicles. Plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) have two power sources, a battery and an engine. Therefore, PHEVs are powered by an electric motor and by fuel. If you’re looking to lease or purchase a PHEV, follow along as this article lists the best PHEVs in Canada.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are growing in popularity. This article showcases the top 5 electric sedans available on the market. Electric cars are starting to have longer ranges and faster charge times, making them a more competitive choice than gas-powered vehicles.
Plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) have two power sources, a battery and an engine. PHEVs have a 30-60km short electric range, depending on the vehicle.
