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Volt now qualifies for $10,000 Rebate in Ontario, Canada

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Just saw this article on InsideEVs.com: http://insideevs.com/ontario-canada-boosts-electric-vehicle-incentive-program-up-to-10000/

The Province of Ontario is revising the rebate structure for EVs from $5000 - $8500 to now $6000 - $10000. Apparently, the Volt will qualify for the max $10,000. No word yet on when the changes will take effect.
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Modernized EVIP Program - Ontario Canda

A note for existing and potentially new EV vehicle purchasers in ONTARIO....

In 2010, the Electric Vehicle Incentive Program (EVIP) was introduced to support the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), to reward early adopters, and to create market demand for new technology. To further support the goals of Ontario’s Climate Change Strategy and promote increased EV adoption, new EVIP program parameters were developed to make EVs even more affordable. The new EVIP is effective February 10, 2016.

The EVIP has been modernized to:

make EVs more affordable;
provide additional incentives for vehicles with large batteries and greater capacity to carpool;and
to cap incentive amounts for luxury vehicles.


Of special interest to folks here, is that the 2016 Volt incentive has been raised from $8,500 to $11,877 ! Good news!
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And any purchasers of 2015 Volt that purchased their car (NEW) between Nov 10, 2015 and Feb 10, 2016 should get the difference back ($11,877 - $8,500 = $3,377 !!!) back.....eventually, from the Ministry of Finance.

Its all on the MTO website.

Only need to confirm who the 'official' rebate recipient is. I signed my rebate over to the dealership..at time of purchase.

Hopefully the MoF has the common sense to say the rebate goes back to the 'purchaser' with no red tape!
Sorry...I meant 2016 model year

And any purchasers of 2015 Volt that purchased their car (NEW) between Nov 10, 2015 and Feb 10, 2016 should get the difference back ($11,877 - $8,500 = $3,377 !!!) back.....eventually, from the Ministry of Finance.

Its all on the MTO website.

Only need to confirm who the 'official' rebate recipient is. I signed my rebate over to the dealership..at time of purchase.

Hopefully the MoF has the common sense to say the rebate goes back to the 'purchaser' with no red tape!
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