Home EV charging in Quebec
$1,000–$4,100 all-in for most homes, before any rebate. Here's the permit process, real cost scenarios, and what you can claim back.
- Typical cost
- $1,000–$4,100
- Permit
- $50–$100
- After rebate
- $400–$3,500
Permit: Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ)
Verify your electrician holds a current RBQ licence before hiring - it's a legal requirement for the 240V circuit work an EV charger needs, and most rebate applications require proof of licensed installation.
What drives the cost
General scenarios - your total lands within Quebec's $1,000–$4,100 range depending on which applies.
A Smart Splitter sharing an existing dryer outlet can deliver Level 2 charging for $400–$700 and avoid a panel upgrade if your panel is tight.
Rebate: Roulez Vert - home charging station assistance
Quebec runs the most generous home-charger rebate of the three provinces covered here, worth up to $600 toward a Level 2 home charging station and its installation. Requires a licensed Quebec (RBQ) electrician and a charger from the program's approved list. Tied to the same Dec 31, 2026 program wind-down as the vehicle rebate.
How Quebec compares
| Province | Typical cost | Permit authority | Charger rebate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quebec | $1,000–$4,100 | Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) | $600 |
| Ontario | $1,000–$3,500 | Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) | $0 |
| British Columbia | $2,000–$4,000 | Technical Safety BC | $350 |
| Alberta | Get local quotes | Municipal safety-codes office (Alberta Safety Codes Act) | $0 |
Last verified Sep 2026. Get itemized quotes from a licensed electrician - actual cost depends on your panel, parking location, and distance from the panel.