Canada’s Tariff Fight Is Already Pushing American-Made Vehicles Out of Canadian Driveways
Canada’s new-car market is quietly becoming less American-made. Vehicles assembled in the United States accounted for 28.4% of Canadian new-vehicle
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U.S.-Built Cars Fall to Just 28.4% of Canadian Sales as Tariff Fight Changes What Canadians Buy
The country stamped on a vehicle’s build sheet is becoming far more important in Canada than it was only a
Volkswagen Pushes $7-Billion Ontario Battery Plant to 2029 as EV Plans Keep Slipping
Volkswagen’s biggest battery bet in Canada is taking longer than expected to reach the starting line. PowerCo Canada, the Volkswagen
Nissan Canada Bets on Hybrids as Tariffs Reshape What Canadians Can Afford
Canada’s new-vehicle market is becoming a contest between new technology and household math. Nissan is stepping into that squeeze with
Detroit Three Head Toward Record-Low 36% U.S. Market Share as Hybrid-Heavy Asian Brands Gain Ground
America’s auto market is still selling vehicles at a surprisingly healthy pace, but the brands benefiting most are changing. Cox
Yamaha Motor Ventures Backs C$17-Million Round for Montreal Manufacturing-AI Firm Serving Vehicle Supply Chains
The complicated work of keeping factories supplied rarely attracts the same attention as new vehicles, robots or production lines. Yet
Volkswagen Delays ID. Buzz Return Again, Pushing U.S. Comeback to 2028 Model Year
Volkswagen’s electric revival of the legendary Microbus is spending far more time away from American showrooms than originally planned. After
Subaru Cuts 2027 Impreza U.S. Entry Price by US$2,000 While Canada Still Lists the 2026 Model
A lower price on a newer car is becoming unusual enough to attract attention, and Subaru has managed exactly that
Mercedes Secures Priority Access to ProLogium’s Next Solid-State EV Battery Cells
Mercedes-Benz is widening its push into solid-state batteries through a new agreement with Taiwanese battery developer ProLogium. Announced on September