Canada's EV Subsidy Resumption Three Months Later, Claims Reach $122 Million

[Digitaltoday AI Reporter] Three months after Canada restarted its electric vehicle purchase subsidy program in February, claims totaling $122 million have been submitted. According to Bloomberg on the 29th (local time), dealers have been selling vehicles with subsidies first discounted and then requesting reimbursement from the government, though many have yet to receive their settlements. The Canadian Department of Transport's EVAP database, which tracks electric vehicle purchase support programs, recorded 24,389 claims since the program resumed on February 16. However, individual payment amounts have not yet been disclosed due to technical errors. The total confirmed claims amount to $122 million as of now.