RIZON Electric Trucks Add 7 Québec Sales Centers as $100K EV Incentives Return
With seven new sales centers, RIZON simplifies the acquisition of Class 4–5 electric trucks eligible for $100,000 in provincial incentives. Source: RIZON
RIZON, the all‑electric commercial truck brand, is expanding its presence in Québec with seven new sales centers as part of an accelerated provincial growth strategy aligned with the reopening of Québec’s Écocamionnage incentive program.
Under the program, RIZON customers may be eligible for up to $100,000 CAD in provincial incentives toward the adoption of zero‑emission freight vehicles.
The expansion includes seven sales centers located across the Greater Montréal region, Québec City, and Northeastern Québec, providing fleet operators with improved local access to RIZON’s all‑electric Class 4–5 commercial trucks, as well as sales, service, and deployment support.
RIZON trucks first debuted in North America in 2023 at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in Anaheim, California, and are now operating on streets across Canada and the United States for a diverse range of commercial and municipal customers.
Écocamionnage Program
The Écocamionnage program, administered by Québec’s Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable (Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility), supports the electrification of road freight by providing funding for eligible zero‑emission trucks and efficiency technologies. The program is scheduled to run through March 31, 2028, with assistance levels determined by vehicle class and project type.
RIZON all‑electric Class 4–5 trucks are eligible for up to $100,000 CAD in Écocamionnage program incentives.
“Écocamionnage offers a major opportunity for Québec fleets to accelerate the shift to zero‑emission trucks,” said Alex Voets, General Manager, RIZON North America. “With seven new sales centers coming online, we’re making it easier for operators across the province to access RIZON trucks that are already proving themselves on Canadian roads, backed by local support for charging, incentives, and fleet deployment.”
