Quebec to Ban New Gas Vehicle Sales by 2035

Karmactive Staff

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Quebec mandates complete phase-out of new gas-powered vehicles under 4,536 kg by end of 2035, reshaping provincial auto landscape.

Starting 2034, dealerships face restrictions on selling 2035 model combustion engines, while older models get grace period till year-end 2035.

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Pre-ban registered gas vehicles retain road privileges with resale rights, excluding emergency vehicles and rental fleets from regulations.

Transportation sector drives 43% of Quebec's emissions, prompting ambitious target of 2 million EVs by 2030.

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February 2025 suspension of "Roulez vert" rebate program creates affordability hurdles for potential EV buyers.

Automakers selling 4,500+ light vehicles yearly must rack up ZEV credits through electric vehicle sales to meet compliance.

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Post-2025 credit system awards full points for ZEVs, half-credits for 80+ km range

hybrids, with temporary flexibility for 50-80 km range vehicles.

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Credit trading system helps smaller manufacturers profit while pushing larger players toward electrification goals.

Gradual reduction in credit carry-over allowances ensures complete industry transition to electric vehicles by 2035 deadline.

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