Electric Vehicle Incentives

The following incentives are available by jurisdiction. Customers should confirm their own eligibility and be aware that government programs are subject to funding limitations and eligibility criteria may change at any time, including during the period between placing your order and taking delivery of your vehicle.

Incentives Available Today

Federal Incentives

The federal government offers benefits to individuals and businesses who purchase electric vehicles. 

Point-of-Sale Incentive for Individuals

Through the Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP), individuals who purchase, finance or lease an electric vehicle with a total transaction price under $50,000 (before taxes, freight, government fees and certain licensed dealership fees) may be eligible for incentives up to $5,000. This program can be combined with provincial incentives.

Note: Model 3 vehicles are not currently eligible for this program. Additionally, customers may be required to pre-qualify their personal eligibility with Transport Canada. Transport Canada requires participating licensed retail locations, including Tesla stores, to administer this program on its behalf by providing the government with an effective interest-free loan for each incentive issued. As such, Tesla may opt not to participate in the program based solely on its determination of risk and the government’s good-faith engagement with the company. The program is subject to change by the government at any time and funding may lapse at any time. Incentives are not guaranteed. Contact your local Tesla store to learn more.

Accelerated Capital Cost Allowance for Businesses

Businesses and self-employed individuals who purchase a qualifying zero-emission vehicle for business use may be able to claim a higher tax deduction in that year. Today, 100% of the allowable cost up to $61,000 may be claimed for eligible vehicles that are ready for business use on or before December 31, 2029.

Note: You can purchase an eligible vehicle priced above $61,000, but for most zero-emission passenger vehicles, only up to $61,000 may be included for the accelerated capital cost allowance (CCA) deduction. Depending on the vehicle type and intended use, a different CCA class (54, 55 or 56) may apply, setting aside the maximum costing. Additionally, if you claim the EV Affordability Program point-of-sale grant at the time of delivery, you may not be able to claim the CCA. Always consult your tax professional.

Provincial Incentives

Certain provinces offer programs and subsidies to residents who purchase electric vehicles.

Available Models

Review the list below to see which Tesla vehicles are available for ordering.

1 Definition of MSRP
The “MSRP” (manufacturer’s suggested retail price) shown on this page is based on the definition originally established by Transport Canada for the purposes of delivering the iZEV purchase incentive program. This definition is generally also adopted by provinces for provincial programs. Per the federal government’s definition established in 2019, the MSRP excludes delivery-related and other fees that may be included in our online store pricing, as required by provincial regulators. While the federal program no longer uses MSRP we maintain this table for provincial incentive purposes. In some provinces, regulations prohibit the advertising of the MSRP in Tesla’s online configurator or by store personnel who are obliged to communicate an all-in delivery price. The following is Tesla’s MSRP for each official trim. Where available, click the “order” or “inventory” link next to each price to view Tesla’s “all-in” pricing: 

Model and Trim MSRP1 Order
Model 3 Premium-I $39,490 Order Now
Model 3 Premium AWD-I $49,990 Order Now
Model 3 Performance AWD $74,990 Order Now
Model Y RWD $49,990 Order Now
Model Y Premium AWD-B $64,990 Order Now
Cybertruck Premium AWD $139,990 Order Now
Cybertruck Cyberbeast $167,990 Order Now