Subaru Solterra (2023–2026): EV perks and running costs in Canada

At 182 Wh/km, a Subaru Solterra driven 15,000 km a year needs about 2,160 kWh of charging – roughly 180 kWh a month at home, with 80% of charging done there. At that volume the best published home-charging reward, Roulez Electrique Points, pays about $281 a year. The cheapest place in Canada to charge it is Ontario, at 3.9¢/kWh.

182 Wh/kmCombined consumption (NRCan)
2,160 kWhHome charging per year
72.8 kWhBattery
446 kmRange
$5,000Federal purchase rebate
$2,471/yrBest province: British Columbia

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What a Subaru Solterra is worth, province by province

Each row assumes 15,000 km a year with 80% of charging at home on that province's cheapest overnight plan and the rest in public at 45¢/kWh. Net vs gas is fuel saved against an 8.5 L/100 km petrol car at that province's pump price, plus the best charging reward, minus any annual EV fee. Purchase rebates are one-time and are not added into it.

ProvinceOvernight rateHome chargingCharging rewardsPurchase rebateNet vs gas
Alberta 12¢ $262/yr $262/yr $5,000 $1,607/yr
British Columbia 7.7¢ EV plan $168/yr $284/yr $5,000 $2,471/yr
Manitoba 9.97¢ $218/yr $284/yr $9,000 $1,950/yr
New Brunswick 15.84¢ $346/yr $262/yr $5,000 $1,953/yr
Newfoundland & Labrador 15.59¢ $340/yr $284/yr $5,000 $2,171/yr
Nova Scotia 12.44¢ EV plan $272/yr $262/yr $5,000 $2,053/yr
Northwest Territories 36.5¢ $797/yr $262/yr $10,000 $1,527/yr
Nunavut 74.94¢ $1,637/yr $262/yr $5,000 $866/yr
Ontario 3.9¢ EV plan $85/yr $284/yr $5,000 $2,108/yr
Prince Edward Island 17.84¢ $390/yr $262/yr $9,000 $2,037/yr
Quebec 4.89¢ EV plan $107/yr $284/yr $7,000 $2,265/yr
Saskatchewan 15.48¢ $338/yr $262/yr $5,000 $1,495/yr
Yukon 20.8¢ $454/yr $262/yr $5,000 $2,061/yr

Where you live decides most of it: British Columbia nets $2,471 a year against Nunavut at $866 – mostly electricity prices, pump prices and provincial EV fees.

Notes on these figures

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