At-Home Charging Rebates
Kia Canada Expands Partnership to Offer Three-Year At-Home Charging Rebates
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Kia Canada is expanding its partnership with Variablegrid Adaptive Power Inc. to help electric vehicle owners save money on home charging. Through the new deal, customers can get $0.10 per kilowatt-hour back when they sign up for a 3-year Variablegrid Plus subscription Leader Post. Buyers who also purchase a Variablegrid in-home charger can save up to $350 upfront.
The program is part of Canada's Clean Fuel Regulation, which requires fuel producers and importers to cut carbon emissions from their products through 2030 Calgary Herald. Savings are applied as discounts when customers buy the charger and management system through a Kia dealership.
How the Charging Rebate Works
Kia customers can choose between two savings options. The first is a $0.10-per-kWh rebate with just the 3-year Variablegrid Plus subscription Montreal Gazette. The second combines that subscription with an in-home charger for up to $350 in upfront savings. Both discounts are applied at the point of purchase through Kia dealers Shoreline Beacon.
Meeting Canada's Carbon Reduction Goals
The deal fits into Canada's Clean Fuel Regulation, a federal program that pushes companies to lower carbon intensity in transportation fuel. Under CFR rules, fuel suppliers must steadily reduce emissions through 2030 Clinton News Record. Kia and Variablegrid's partnership helps the automaker meet these requirements by promoting EV charging at home.
Smart Energy Management for EV Owners
Variablegrid specializes in energy management systems that help EV owners charge more efficiently Edmonton Sun. The company's technology lets customers optimize charging times and reduce electricity costs. The partnership makes these tools accessible to Kia buyers across Canada, helping owners manage their home charging smarter and cheaper.
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