Hypercharge’s Home Club Offers Canadian EV Drivers a Free Level 2 Charger, Rewards and More

On Aug. 19, 2026, Hypercharge Networks Corp. announced it has launched Hypercharge Home Club, a new residential EV charging rewards program designed for Canadian drivers. The program gives eligible single-family homeowners a Hypercharge Home Level 2 charger at no upfront charger cost, along with cash rewards for eligible home charging and installation support.

Drivers can join Home Club with a refundable $299 deposit and receive a Hypercharge Home Level 2 charger. Members begin earning $0.03 per kWh from their first eligible home charging session. After 1,500 kWh of eligible charging, the reward rate increases to $0.11 per kWh and the $299 deposit is refunded.

The program also connects members with Hypercharge Preferred Partners for installation assistance, adding support for drivers as they set up residential charging.

For a limited time, existing Hypercharge Network customers who join Home Club using the same email address will receive a $10 credit in the Hypercharge app. The credit can be used toward eligible public and multifamily charging.

Hypercharge says Home Club is supported by the value generated through eligible residential EV charging under Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations. The program is designed to convert qualifying home charging activity into financial rewards for participating EV drivers.

Canadian drivers can begin ordering Hypercharge Home Club on Aug. 19 as the company starts rolling out the program across the country.

Hypercharge Networks Corp. provides smart EV charging solutions for residential and commercial buildings, fleet operations and other growing EV markets. The company offers EV charging hardware, software and related services supported by a network of public and private charging stations, with the goal of accelerating EV adoption and supporting the transition toward a carbon-neutral economy.

Hypercharge is also building a broader charging ecosystem for businesses, fleets, residential properties, and public locations. The company offers Level 2 charging, DC fast charging, software, and related services, while its platform can connect EV charging with third-party applications and systems.

The company’s financial results also point to growing recurring revenue from its charging platform. Hypercharge reported record fiscal 2026 revenue of $10.9 million, up 9% year over year, while service and subscription revenue reached $2.8 million, an increase of 292%. The company also added 526 charging ports.

Home Club could therefore represent more than a promotional program. It illustrates how EV charging companies can develop recurring relationships with drivers instead of relying primarily on hardware sales and individual charging transactions.

As competition in the charging industry increases, programs that reward customers, reduce upfront costs, and integrate hardware with software could help companies build stronger and longer-lasting relationships with EV owners. Hypercharge’s latest move shows how the charging business is evolving from selling chargers toward creating broader charging ecosystems.

EVinfo.net’s Take: Lowering Costs for Canada’s EV Drivers

Hypercharge Home Club is good for EV drivers because it lowers the cost of getting a home charging setup while turning everyday charging into a source of rewards, an innovative offer.

Canada’s Evolute Power Provides Complete Charging Solutions

Evolute Power is another Canadian EV charging leader.

Evolute Power is helping make EV charging easier for Canadian homeowners, condo residents, property managers and businesses by providing complete charging solutions from system design and utility coordination to installation and ongoing support. Its smart charging platform uses the Evolute Smart Panel to manage electrical loads, share power among multiple chargers, track usage and support automated billing, while working with different EV charger brands.

The company also offers residential, commercial and multifamily charging solutions designed to be scalable as EV adoption grows. Evolute says its network has delivered 3 million kWh, avoided 2.46 million kg of CO₂ emissions and made 5,000 EV-ready parking spots available across Canada.