April 24 to 26 at North Edmonton Kia. Test drive Kia's electrified lineup and find out which one actually fits how you drive in Alberta.
Complete a hybrid test drive during the event and we'll send you off with a $25 Tim Hortons gift card. While supplies last.
Before you spend hours researching, here's what actually separates them. In plain English, for Alberta drivers.
Hybrid
The gas-saver that never plugs in.
A gas engine paired with a small electric motor. The battery charges itself while you drive. You fuel up like you always have.
Best for: Drivers who want better fuel economy without changing a single habit.
Plug-In Hybrid
Short trips electric. Long trips gas.
A larger battery you plug in at home. Drive on pure electric for your daily errands, then the gas engine takes over for longer trips.
Best for: Edmonton drivers with a short commute and a driveway or garage.
Electric
Fully electric. Zero gas.
100% battery-powered. Charge at home or at one of Edmonton's growing public stations. No oil changes, no fuel stops, no engine maintenance.
Best for: Drivers with home charging and predictable daily routes.
Most EV guides are written for drivers in BC, Ontario, or Quebec. Alberta is a different conversation. Here's what we tell every customer who walks into the dealership.
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All three technologies work in Alberta winters, but they perform differently. Hybrids and PHEVs don't lose range the way full EVs do in extreme cold, because the gas engine takes over when needed. If you've been hesitant about EVs because of winter, a hybrid or PHEV solves the problem.
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Edmonton's public charging network is expanding, but it's not everywhere yet. If you don't have a home charger, a hybrid is the easiest way to go electrified without changing your routine. If you're installing Level 2 at home, a PHEV or full EV becomes much more practical.
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The federal EVAP program offers up to $5,000 on eligible EVs and $2,500 on eligible plug-in hybrids, applied at the dealership. Alberta adds a $200 annual tax on fully electric vehicles only. Hybrids and plug-in hybrids are exempt.
A rough guide. For anything more specific, come test drive all three on April 24 to 26 and we'll walk you through it.
The easiest way to decide is to drive them. Hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric, all on-site and ready to drive April 24 to 26. Our product specialists will answer every question you have about range, charging, rebates, winter performance, and total cost of ownership.
Clearance pricing on select hybrid models. Event-only financing offers. No pressure. Just real answers.
Event Details
Dates
April 24 to 26, 2026
Location
13634 St. Albert Trail NW, Edmonton
What to bring
Your driver's license.
You'll know within 10 minutes behind the wheel which one is right for you.
Book Your Test Drive -- April 24 to 26Federal EVAP rebate amounts reflect current program guidelines and are subject to change. Rebate eligibility depends on vehicle model and final transaction value. See dealer for full details. Alberta EV tax applies to fully electric vehicles only. All offers, pricing, and availability subject to change.
AMVIC Licensed Business. Limit one $25 Tim Hortons gift card per household, with a completed test drive of an eligible Kia hybrid model during the event dates; April 24-April 26. While supplies last. No cash value. Offer expires April 26, 2026
