Electric vehicles
The world's best-selling electric car will be even more affordable since May 1, when the Government of Canada's iVZE program went into effect. This new program provides incentives of up to $ 5,000 for the purchase of an electric vehicle such as the Nissan LEAF or Nissan LEAF Plus.
To be eligible for the program, the car must cost less than $ 45,000, a criterion easily satisfied by the 100% electric Nissan LEAF available from $ 40,698 for the "traditional" LEAF and $ 43,998 for the Nissan LEAF PLUS. While the former is powered by a 40 kWh battery, the latter has an even more powerful 62 kWh battery. That translates to 242 kilometers and 363 kilometers of range, respectively. What's most exciting about this new $ 5,000 rebate is that it can be matched with current provincial rebates. In other words, you can get up to $ 8,000 more in Quebec. In other words, that means you can get up to $ 13,000 off the purchase of your Nissan LEAF.
The maximum Government of Canada program incentive is available with the purchase of a new LEAF or when you lease for a period of 48 months. A 36 month lease gives a discount of $ 3,750, while discounts of $ 2,500 and $ 1,250 are available with a 24 and 12 month lease, respectively.
This program has certainly been welcomed with open arms in the market. It makes the purchase and adoption of an electric vehicle truly affordable and allows anyone to experience all the benefits of electric cars like the Nissan LEAF. Come learn more today at Ami Junior Nissan.
