Canada’s zero-emission vehicle rebate program saw a slight dip in demand last month, with claims for up to $5,000 in incentives dropping to just over 9,400 from the previous month’s total. While still strong, the decline suggests a potential cooling in consumer interest as the program enters its second year. Experts will be watching whether this trend continues, given the rebate’s role in boosting electric vehicle adoption. The figures highlight ongoing competition in the EV market as buyers weigh incentives against rising vehicle prices.
Claims for Canada's revived up to $5,000 ZEV rebate totaled 9,424 in July, down marginally from 10,116 the month before.
