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EV financing

Part of Auto Financing

Compare vehicle financing using the vehicle price, borrowing cost and total repayment, not the advertised payment alone. Loans and leases have different ownership and end-of-term conditions.

Compare the 3 listed products below. Open a product for its terms and source links. Missing terms are not confirmed.

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CIBC

CIBC Green Vehicle Loan

A fixed-rate dealership car loan for electric, hybrid and fuel cell vehicles, with promotional Green Vehicle Program rates at CIBC-partnered dealers and the option to include a home charging station.

Interest rate
Fixed; Green Vehicle Program rates quoted by the dealer
Term
12 to 96 months
Minimum loan
CAD 20,000
Eligible vehicles
New or used electric, hybrid or fuel cell vehicles at CIBC-partnered dealerships
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Your Neighbourhood Credit Union

YNCU EV Loan

An electric vehicle loan from Your Neighbourhood Credit Union in Ontario, with an advertised rate from 5.05% and terms up to 96 months on select vehicles.

Interest rate
From 5.05% (advertised)
Maximum term
Up to 96 months on select vehicles
Rate type
Fixed or variable
Provinces
Ontario
Full details for YNCU EV Loan (opens in new tab)

What to check before choosing ev financing

Full purchase cost

Separate the vehicle price from taxes, optional extras and borrowing charges.

Term and payments

Check the number of payments, interest rate and total amount payable.

Ownership conditions

For a lease, review mileage limits, wear charges and purchase options.

A long loan can leave you owing more than the vehicle is worth. Approval and pricing depend on lender criteria.

Before you visit a provider

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Availability must be confirmed for your province or territory. If product-specific location or eligibility information is missing, it is not confirmed.

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