u/unclekutter

So the cost of this EV I'm looking at comes out to $50,827 for the purposes of the EVAP calculation.

I told the dealer that I could only afford it if I can get the EVAP rebate. So they crunched the numbers and said ok we can do that. But when I got the updated pricing sheet, they just deducted the $5,000 from the original deal.

So I think they're trying to double dip by making me pay the extra $827 and then claim the EVAP as well.

They can't do that right? Because my final bill of sale should have everything itemized including the $5,000 EVAP rebate deducted from the out the door price?

Edit: I didn't have the deal I signed at work so was going off memory but here's the exact breakdown. I guess it's not my problem but I don't see how they're going to be able to submit the EVAP rebate based on this breakdown.

• MSRP $54,290.00
• Freight $2,995.00
• Discount -$3,463.00
• Licencing $59.00
• OMVIC $22.00
• A/C Tax $100.00
• Taxable Total $54,003.00
• HST $7,020.39
• Total Amount $61,023.39
• EVAP -$5,000.00
• Net Due $56,023.39

Wondering if 5% is enough to make a sugar free seltzer slush or if I need to add a sweetener. If so, how much do I need to add?

I'm luckily in a newer build with a separate 200A panel in the garage specifically with EV charging in mind but nothing else has been wired to it yet.

How much do you think it should cost to put in a 50A EV outlet 2-3 feet away from the panel? I wanted to get a rough baseline before going out for quotes.