FLO Confirms FLO Station Eligibility for ZEVIP Funding

September 24, 2024

Canada recently announced trade measures impacting vehicles from China and limiting eligibility under the Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) to electric vehicle (EV) charging products manufactured in countries that have negotiated free trade agreements with Canada.

Effective October 1, 2024, this directive is expected to have an impact on ZEVIP projects with stations from China, Taiwan, India and the Philippines, which may require substitution with eligible stations.

Founded in 2009 in Quebec (Canada) and with assembly facilities in Canada and the U.S., FLO confirms that all FLO commercial charging stations – including the new FLO Ultra fast charger, the SmartDC fast charger, the CoRe+ and the SmartTWO series – all remain eligible for ZEVIP funding under this new federal directive.

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