The 2027 Nissan Leaf S Canada price starts at $34,998 MSRP, making it the cheapest new electric vehicle currently available in the country. With fees, the selling price is about $37,966. After the $5,000 federal EVAP rebate, the effective cost drops below $30,000 before tax.
Best EV deals Canada November 2026 continue many of the strong manufacturer discounts from late October. Several models still offer significant savings when combined with the federal EVAP rebate of up to $5,000. These deals make new electric vehicles more affordable for Canadian buyers right now.
Cheapest new electric cars in Canada 2026 now start under $35,000 before incentives. The 2027 Nissan Leaf S currently holds the title as the lowest-priced new EV in the country. Several other models also offer strong value once the federal EVAP rebate is applied.
Quebec EV rebate ending is set for December 31, 2026. Under the current Roulez vert program, buyers of a new fully electric vehicle can receive up to $2,000. Used electric vehicles qualify for $1,000. However, the provincial rebate drops to zero for any vehicle registered on or after January 1, 2027.
China EV quota Canada activity has slowed a lot in recent weeks. The latest government figures show that more than 33,000 import permits remain unused. This is out of the annual 49,000-vehicle allowance for Chinese-built electric vehicles.
Canada EV mandate repeal is moving forward as the public consultation period ends today, October 29, 2026. The federal government has proposed eliminating the Electric Vehicle Availability Standard (EVAS), which required automakers to meet rising zero-emission vehicle sales targets.
BMW i7 price Canada starts at $153,900 for the 2026 xDrive60. The BMW i7 is BMW’s flagship luxury electric sedan in Canada, offering high performance, long range, and premium comfort for buyers looking for a full-size EV.
Quebec EV rebate ending 2026 remains the official plan under current rules, yet the recent provincial election has created uncertainty. The Parti Québécois won the election and has promised to keep the Roulez vert incentive alive beyond December 31, 2026. Buyers in Quebec now face a timing decision.
Should you wait for Chinese EVs or buy an electric vehicle now in Canada? A recent survey shows that 42% of Canadians who are inclined to buy an EV may delay their purchase until more Chinese models arrive. However, the $5,000 federal rebate is set to drop in 2027, and several affordable options are already…
Best EV Deals Canada October 2026 include several electric vehicles priced under $40,000 before tax once manufacturer offers and the federal EVAP rebate are applied. Automakers are pushing remaining 2026 inventory while the $5,000 rebate is still available.