Canadians Can Get Up to $7,000 Toward a New EV in 2025 – Here's How to Claim It Without the Dealership Hassle
What Most Canadians Still Don’t Know About the EV Rebates in 2025
Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer just for early adopters or luxury buyers. In 2025, they’ve become a practical choice for everyday Canadians — and the government is rewarding that shift. Between federal rebates of up to $5,000 and provincial incentives reaching another $2,000–$5,000, Canadians can save thousands on their next EV.
But here’s the problem: most people don’t know where to start, how to qualify, or who to trust. That’s where evnet.ca comes in — a 100% Canadian company that makes EV leasing easy, fast, and fully online. And yes, they take care of all the rebate paperwork for you.
The True Cost of Driving Electric in 2025: Less Than You Think
Let’s talk real numbers. Say you want to lease a Hyundai IONIQ 5 or a Tesla Model 3 — great choices in terms of range, tech, and reliability. Traditionally, the price tag can feel steep: anywhere from $45,000–$55,000. But with the right support, the final cost can look very different:
- $5,000 federal iZEV rebate
- Up to $4,000 provincial incentive (depending on your province)
- $0 down payment leasing options through EV Net
- Up to $1,200 in annual fuel savings (vs. gas vehicles)
- Reduced maintenance costs: no oil changes, fewer moving parts
Total savings over 3 years: between $10,000–$13,000.
Why More Canadians Are Leasing — Not Buying
Buying an EV outright is still expensive for many families. That’s why leasing is now the smarter option — especially in 2025. Programs through EV Net let you access brand-new electric vehicles with no large upfront payment, and most leases come with:
✅ Flexible mileage options
✅ Short-term leases (2–4 years)
✅ Easy upgrades to newer EVs as tech evolves
✅ Government rebates applied directly to the lease price
✅ Full transparency — no dealership markups
“Leasing my EV through EV Net was smooth and stress-free. They applied all my rebates, delivered the car, and saved me hours of paperwork.” — Chris P., Kelowna, BC
One Website. No Pressure. Total Transparency.
At evnet.ca, you can:
- Browse EVs online — from Tesla, Hyundai, Polestar, Kia, and more
- Compare lease offers that include all applicable rebates
- Apply in minutes — no hidden fees, no dealership visits
- Get the car delivered to your home (yes, really)
- Be a Canadian resident with a valid driver’s license
- Lease a qualifying zero-emission vehicle (ZEV)
- Not have already claimed the federal iZEV rebate in the last 12 months
- Choose an EV under the program’s price cap (usually under $55,000 base MSRP)
- Tesla Model 3
- Hyundai Kona EV
- Chevrolet Bolt EUV
- Polestar 2
- Kia EV6
Everything happens online, and your rebate is automatically applied to the lease — so you don’t have to worry about claiming it yourself. EV Net does the heavy lifting.
Who Qualifies?
To be eligible for EV rebates through EV Net in 2025, you must:
Popular models available on EV Net’s platform include:
Don’t Wait – Funding Is Limited
The iZEV rebate program and provincial incentives are funded annually and are subject to change. Once funds are exhausted for the year, new applicants may be put on hold — or miss out entirely.
With more Canadians switching to EVs than ever before, 2025 may be the last year these rebates are so generous.
Ready to Get Started?
Go to evnet.ca, find your EV, and start your lease online — it takes less than 5 minutes.
📦 Your car gets delivered.
💸 The rebates are already applied.
🔌 You start saving from day one.
⚠️ Don’t let your rebate expire. The application window is open now, and funds are going fast. Visit evnet.ca and claim your 2025 rebate today.
“Switching to EV was the easiest car decision I’ve made — and EV Net handled it all. Got my rebate and skipped the dealer!” — Sarah L., Mississauga, ON
📍 Canadian, eco-conscious, and hassle-free. EV Net is Canada’s easiest way to lease an electric car in 2025.