EV Charger Rebates for North York
North York homes are on Toronto Hydro, so the rate plans and programs that apply are the Toronto ones. Here is what is actually available in 2026.
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EV Install Pro has partnered with WattsApp, Canada's home-charging rewards program. Our Tesla Certified installers install your Tesla charger, then set you up with WattsApp step by step, so you start earning on day one.
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Slide to your estimated yearly home charging. 21 points per kWh = 21 cents per kWh.
Estimate only, not a guarantee. Actual rewards depend on your charging and WattsApp's current program terms. Referral bonuses ($10 each) and up to $25/month in eligible Supercharging reimbursement are additional, per WattsApp.
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Professionally installed
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Connected before we leave
Your installer helps add the charger to your Tesla account.
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Ready for rewards
We help you join WattsApp and link your Tesla account so your home charging can be tracked and rewarded.
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North York Uses Toronto Hydro
North York homes are served by Toronto Hydro. As of October 2026, Toronto Hydro's own EV page lists no residential EV charger rebate. Its PeakSaver Plus charger program has closed. Be cautious of any ad that still advertises one.
What you can use today: the Ultra-Low Overnight rate plan, the federal EVAP on the vehicle, and pay-per-kWh charging rewards that pay you back for the energy you use. We handle the permit and paperwork on every install.
This page covers North York, Willowdale, Don Mills, Downsview, York Mills and Bayview Village. Check your bill to confirm your utility.
WattsApp Home Charging Rewards
The only program on this page that pays you per kWh from the very first kWh. Install a Tesla Wall Connector (Gen 3 or Universal) at your North York home, link it to your Tesla account, and WattsApp pays 21 points per kWh you charge (100 points = $1). At 5,000 kWh a year that is about $1,050, plus up to $150 a year in Supercharging reimbursements. Rates can change and earnings are not guaranteed.
- Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3 or Tesla Universal Wall Connector, linked to a Tesla account
- A Tesla vehicle is not required (the Universal model also charges J1772 / CCS1 EVs)
- The full 21 points per kWh requires selecting the +3 Triple Play reward (18 without it)
- Points are redeemed by Interac e-Transfer from 10,000 points ($100)
Toronto Hydro Ultra-Low Overnight (ULO) Rate Plan
Ontario's ULO price plan charges just 3.9¢ per kWh from 11 pm to 7 am every day, versus 9.8¢ off-peak and 15.7¢ mid-peak (rates set by the Ontario Energy Board for Nov 1, 2025 to Oct 31, 2026; prices reset each November 1). Charging 5,000 kWh a year overnight costs about $195, versus about $490 at 9.8¢ or $785 at 15.7¢. The tradeoff is a 39.1¢ on-peak price from 4 pm to 9 pm on weekdays, so ULO suits households that charge overnight.
- Toronto Hydro residential customer with a smart meter
- Switch through your utility account: no fee, and you can change plans later
- Works best when most charging happens overnight
- Needs a charger that can schedule charging (most smart Level 2 chargers can)
Federal EV Affordability Program (EVAP)
EVAP replaced the old iZEV program in February 2026 and gives up to $5,000 off a new battery-electric vehicle (up to $2,500 for a plug-in hybrid), applied at the dealership. It applies to the vehicle, not to the home charger or its installation.
- New BEV or PHEV purchased or leased on or after Feb 16, 2026
- Transaction value at or under $50,000 (no cap for Canadian-made EVs)
- Vehicle must be on the Transport Canada eligible list
- Applied at the point of sale: no paperwork for you
Programs you may see advertised that are closed
- Canada Greener Homes Grant: Closed to new applications in February 2024 and wound down December 31, 2025.
- ZEVIP Home Charger Rebate (residential stream): Paused in January 2025. The public and multi-unit streams are for businesses and condos, not single-family homes.
- Toronto Hydro PeakSaver Plus charger rebate: No longer available. Toronto Hydro does not list a current residential charger rebate.
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Rebates and rates in nearby areas
Sources: Toronto Hydro and Ontario Energy Board published rates, Transport Canada (EVAP), WattsApp. Programs and prices change often; confirm current terms with each provider before relying on them. Earnings from pay-per-kWh programs are estimates, not guarantees.
Not sure what applies to your North York home?
We confirm what applies to your address before starting work, set up your overnight schedule, and handle the permit and program paperwork.