Electric Vehicles

Car plugging into an electric vehicle charging station

Moving away from gas and diesel vehicles is one of the most important actions that residents can take towards achieving Ottawa’s greenhouse gas reduction targets. Electric vehicles are one key way to do this. The City is developing a personal electric vehicle strategy to support the uptake of personal electric vehicles in Ottawa.

Have your say on the personal electric vehicle strategy

We want to hear from you! Complete the personal electric vehicle strategy survey by September 10.

The responses to this survey will help us:

Make it easier for residents of Ottawa to transition to an electric vehicle
Prioritize the actions needed to overcome barriers to electric vehicle adoption in Ottawa
Prioritize the number, location and type of charging stations to be installed

The results of the survey will be used to inform the personal electric vehicle strategy that will be considered at Environment and Climate Change Committee.

Take the survey

Personal vehicles represent just one part of the transportation system, the personal electric vehicle strategy is focused on this one segment. The Transportation Master Plan is the City’s plan for mobility generally in Ottawa. The Transportation Master Plan is being updated to ensure it meets the mobility needs of our growing city, addresses climate change, creates a healthy and equitable transportation system and responds to emerging technologies and trends.

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Moving away from gas and diesel vehicles is one of the most important actions that residents can take towards achieving Ottawa’s greenhouse gas reduction targets. Electric vehicles are one key way to do this. The City is developing a personal electric vehicle strategy to support the uptake of personal electric vehicles in Ottawa.

Have your say on the personal electric vehicle strategy

We want to hear from you! Complete the personal electric vehicle strategy survey by September 10.

The responses to this survey will help us:

Make it easier for residents of Ottawa to transition to an electric vehicle
Prioritize the actions needed to overcome barriers to electric vehicle adoption in Ottawa
Prioritize the number, location and type of charging stations to be installed

The results of the survey will be used to inform the personal electric vehicle strategy that will be considered at Environment and Climate Change Committee.

Take the survey

Personal vehicles represent just one part of the transportation system, the personal electric vehicle strategy is focused on this one segment. The Transportation Master Plan is the City’s plan for mobility generally in Ottawa. The Transportation Master Plan is being updated to ensure it meets the mobility needs of our growing city, addresses climate change, creates a healthy and equitable transportation system and responds to emerging technologies and trends.

Previous engagement opportunities

Stay informed

If you would like to receive updates on electric vehicle charging and other climate change news subscribe to the climate change newsletter.

On-Street electric vehicle charging stations

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We’re excited to announce that 24 new on-street charging stations are now ready to use. The charging stations are at 12 locations in the urban area:

Adjacent to 6 Oak Street

113 Beechwood Avenue

122 Daly Avenue

170 Primrose Avenue

186 Main Street

190 Richmond Road

245 Crichton Street

301 Laurier Avenue East

930 Wellington Street West

283 Cyr Avenue

118 Cartier Street

Adjacent to 1551 Lycée Place

Each site is equipped with two level 2 chargers which provide 35 to 45 km per hour of charging. Users will be charged $2 per hour.
The charging stations are part of the City’s efforts to support the uptake of electric vehicles in Ottawa.
This project was completed with support from the federal government under the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program, and Envari, an affiliate of Hydro Ottawa.
We’re excited to announce that 24 new on-street charging stations are now ready to use. The charging stations are at 12 locations in the urban area:

Adjacent to 6 Oak Street

113 Beechwood Avenue

122 Daly Avenue

170 Primrose Avenue

186 Main Street

190 Richmond Road

245 Crichton Street

301 Laurier Avenue East

930 Wellington Street West

283 Cyr Avenue

118 Cartier Street

Adjacent to 1551 Lycée Place

Each site is equipped with two level 2 chargers which provide 35 to 45 km per hour of charging. Users will be charged $2 per hour.
The charging stations are part of the City’s efforts to support the uptake of electric vehicles in Ottawa.
This project was completed with support from the federal government under the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program, and Envari, an affiliate of Hydro Ottawa.
Charging stations at Park and Ride sites and community facilities

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The City has recently installed charging stations at the following City facilities:

Two Level 2 charging stations at Chapel Hill Park and Ride

A fast charging station at the Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex - Orléans

Two Level 2 charging stations at the Lois Kemp (Blackburn) Arena
The City has recently installed charging stations at the following City facilities:

Two Level 2 charging stations at Chapel Hill Park and Ride

A fast charging station at the Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex - Orléans

Two Level 2 charging stations at the Lois Kemp (Blackburn) Arena
Suggestions for electric vehicle charging station locations

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From November 30 to January 9 residents were invited to suggest locations for where they would like to see an electric vehicle charging station. Thank you to everyone who provided input. Over 200 locations were suggested. The maps below show the approximate locations that were suggested.

Suggested locations for charging stations in Ottawa

Suggested locations for charging stations in Kanata

Suggested locations for charging stations in Orléans

Suggested locations for charging stations in central Ottawa

Suggested locations for charging stations in Barrhaven

Staff are reviewing all the submissions and will be making recommendations for additional charging in Ottawa.
From November 30 to January 9 residents were invited to suggest locations for where they would like to see an electric vehicle charging station. Thank you to everyone who provided input. Over 200 locations were suggested. The maps below show the approximate locations that were suggested.

Suggested locations for charging stations in Ottawa

Suggested locations for charging stations in Kanata

Suggested locations for charging stations in Orléans

Suggested locations for charging stations in central Ottawa

Suggested locations for charging stations in Barrhaven

Staff are reviewing all the submissions and will be making recommendations for additional charging in Ottawa.

Page last updated: 23 May 2024, 10:11 AM