Free Green P EV Charging for Earth Week
- What: complimentary electric-vehicle charging at participating Green P stations to celebrate Earth Week. - When: Apr 20–24, 2026. - Where: Green P charging stations across Toronto; locations and details at todocanada.ca.
Toronto drivers can charge electric vehicles for free at Green P stations through Friday, April 24, as the city’s parking agency marks Earth Week. (parking.greenp.com) The Toronto Parking Authority said the offer covers all 500-plus Green P charging stations across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, with free sessions running from 12 a.m. on April 20 to 11:59 p.m. on April 24. Standard parking fees still apply where a space is paid. (todocanada.ca) Drivers can start a session at Level 2 and Level 3 chargers with the Flo app, the ChargePoint app, a credit card, or an RFID card. Green P said the promotion is available network-wide, with unlimited sessions during the five-day window. (todocanada.ca) The giveaway comes as Green P says its charging network has passed 500 stations, making it the largest municipally owned electric-vehicle charging network in Canada. The agency said nearly 80% of Torontonians now live within 5 kilometres of one of its chargers. (parking.greenp.com) That reach matters in Toronto because many drivers do not have home charging in a private garage or driveway. Green P’s network includes both on-street and off-street locations, aimed at drivers who need to plug in while parked for errands, work, or apartment living. (newswire.ca) The Toronto Parking Authority says more expansion is coming this year. It plans to add 10 more on-street Level 2 chargers in the first half of 2026 and integrate EV charging into the Green P app, which it says is already used by 3 million drivers. (emptytank.ca) Industry publication Electric Autonomy reported this week that Green P now has 537 charging ports in service and is preparing faster chargers and additional partnerships as the network grows. That count refers to ports, not necessarily separate station sites. (electricautonomy.ca) For drivers looking to use the free week before it ends on Friday, the practical catch is simple: electricity is free, but the parking spot may not be. Green P and event listings direct users to station maps and details before they plug in. (todocanada.ca)
