ZEV Council Dashboard

Developed in collaboration with the ZEV Council, this dashboard provides quarterly updates on new light-duty and medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicle market share, data on incentive program uptake, and information on the deployment of charging and hydrogen refuelling stations, including federal investments in this space.

On this page

• Light-Duty ZEV Market Share
• Medium- and Heavy-Duty ZEV Market Share
• Electric Vehicle to Port Ratios
  • Total Ports Selected for Funding by Natural Resources Canada by Province and Territory
• 2024 Census Metropolitan Area Subdivision Battery Electric Vehicle Share

Light-Duty ZEV Market Share

Medium- and Heavy-Duty ZEV Market Share

Electric Vehicle Charging Ports

Cumulative Number of Public Light-Duty EV Charging Ports^{Footnote *}

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Year	L2	L3
2017	2,678	297
2018	3,732	360
2019	7,691	1,498
2020	9,215	2,138
2021	11,808	2,890
2022	16,163	3,814
2023	22,416	5,021
2024	28,280	6,233

Total Ports

Year	Total Ports
2017	2,975
2018	4,092
2019	9,189
2020	11,353
2021	14,698
2022	19,977
2023	27,437
2024	34,513

Ratio of Light-Duty EVs to Public EV Charging Ports^{Footnote *}

(Data inclusive to December 31, 2024)

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≥ 20
15 - 19
10 - 14
1 - 9
< 1

Note: Provincial vehicles in operation data are sourced from S&P Global Mobility. Data figures for the Territories are estimated, based on new vehicle registration data and applying a vehicle survival curve developed by Transport Canada.

Province	Charging port data
Newfoundland and Labrador	EV-to-public port ratio: 13 Total public port: 208 2,681 EV count
Prince Edward Island	EV-to-public port ratio: 8 Total public port: 328 2,495 EV count
Nova Scotia	EV-to-public port ratio: 16 Total public port: 529 8,468 EV count
New Brunswick	EV-to-public port ratio: 15 Total public port: 470 6,969 EV count
Quebec	EV-to-public port ratio: 34 Total public port: 11,480 386,673 EV count
Ontario	EV-to-public port ratio: 19 Total public port: 11,771 217,822 EV count
Manitoba	EV-to-public port ratio: 14 Total public port: 550 7,611 EV count
Saskatchewan	EV-to-public port ratio: 12 Total public port: 372 4,403 EV count
Alberta	EV-to-public port ratio: 17 Total public port: 1,812 30,795 EV count
British Columbia	EV-to-public port ratio: 28 Total public port: 6,947 194,242 EV count
Yukon	EV-to-public port ratio: 12 Total public port: 41 473 EV count
Northwest Territories	EV-to-public port ratio: 11 Total public port: 10 110 EV count
Nunavut	EV-to-public port ratio: 0 Total public port: 0 10 EV count

National EV to Public Charging Port Ratio

25 EVs: Port,

• Total EVs (BEV and PHEV) 862,753
• Total Ports (L2 and L3) 34,513

EV-to-Port ratio: the number of EVs relative to available EV charging ports. A smaller number is generally better; however, there are optimal ratios.

Total Public EV Charging Ports and Refuelling Stations

Total Vehicles in Operation (VIO)

• Light-Duty BEVs = 617,215 (2.3%)
• Light-Duty PHEVs = 245,219 (0.9%)
• Light-Duty FCEVs = 319 (0.0%)
• MH-Duty BEVs = 6,749 (0.3%)
• MH-Duty FCEVs = 6 (0.0%)

NRCan and Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) funded LDV and MHDV EV Charging Ports

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(Data inclusive to September 30, 2024)

NRCan funded chargers: Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program and Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Deployment Initiative.
CIB has selected for financing 4,000 EV charging ports to be deployed by 2027/28. Most locations and year over year deployment are to be determined.

5 MHDV ports have been opened and 334 more fall under the planned category.

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Year	Open public ports	Open private ports	Total planned ports
2017	31	0	0
2018	124	0	0
2019	319	0	0
2020	618	0	0
2021	1878	300	0
2022	3655	3479	0
2023	5725	8741	0
Sept 2024	6241	10723	0
Planned	0	0	28947

Private charging: ports located on private land and providing charging services to a restricted number of EV drivers determined by the station operator.
Public charging: charging ports on public or private land that can be used by any EV driver.

2024 Census Metropolitan Area Subdivision Battery Electric Vehicle Share

The following provides data on new zero-emission vehicle market share by census metropolitan area subdivisions for Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver.

Census Subdivision	Sum of Percent Contribution
British Columbia
Vancouver
Belcarra	50.0%
Lions Bay	45.0%
Anmore	43.0%
Tsawwassen	42.3%
Bowen Island	38.5%
West Vancouver	38.1%
Coquitlam	32.7%
Delta	30.5%
North Vancouver	30.3%
White Rock	30.1%
New Westminster	30.0%
Port Coquitlam	30.0%
Port Moody	29.6%
Musqueam 2	29.0%
Vancouver	27.7%
Langley	27.6%
Metro Vancouver A	27.1%
Burnaby	27.1%
Surrey	24.9%
Maple Ridge	23.9%
Richmond	22.3%
Burrard Inlet 3	22.1%
Pitt Meadows	21.8%
Capilano 5	18.3%
Seymour Creek 2	12.5%
Mission 1	9.5%
Ontario
Toronto
Oakville	16.1%
Richmond Hill	15.7%
Aurora	14.3%
East Gwillimbury	14.2%
Whitchurch-Stouffville	14.2%
Milton	14.1%
Markham	12.9%
King	11.9%
Ajax	11.5%
Newmarket	11.1%
Pickering	10.8%
Caledon	10.6%
Vaughan	10.5%
Brampton	10.4%
Bradford West Gwillimbury	10.3%
Mississauga	9.8%
Mono	9.5%
Georgina	9.5%
Uxbridge	9.0%
Halton Hills	8.8%
Toronto	7.6%
New Tecumseth	7.2%
Orangeville	6.4%
Quebec
Montréal
L'Île-Cadieux	100.0%
Saint-Placide	51.9%
Carignan	51.2%
Léry	50.3%
Mont-Saint-Hilaire	50.1%
Saint-Philippe	49.1%
Saint-Mathias-sur-Richelieu	48.8%
Coteau-du-Lac	47.7%
Verchères	47.5%
La Prairie	47.3%
Richelieu	47.1%
Saint-Lambert	46.4%
Saint-Roch-de-l'Achigan	46.3%
Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville	46.0%
Lorraine	45.9%
Pointe-des-Cascades	45.7%
Senneville	45.7%
Candiac	45.1%
Beloeil	45.0%
Beauharnois	45.0%
Chambly	44.9%
Varennes	44.8%
Saint-Isidore	44.6%
Rosemère	43.8%
Boucherville	43.6%
Terrasse-Vaudreuil	43.3%
Otterburn Park	43.1%
Terrebonne	43.0%
Sainte-Catherine	42.4%
Sainte-Julie	42.3%
L'Assomption	42.2%
Saint-Basile-le-Grand	42.2%
Les Coteaux	42.2%
Gore	42.1%
Beaconsfield	42.0%
Mercier	42.0%
Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac	41.7%
Saint-Mathieu-de-Beloeil	41.4%
Les Cèdres	41.1%
Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot	40.5%
Montréal-Ouest	40.2%
Saint-Zotique	40.2%
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	40.2%
Mascouche	40.1%
Saint-Lin--Laurentides	40.1%
Lavaltrie	40.0%
Repentigny	39.9%
Saint-Amable	39.8%
Kahnawake	5.0%