Why Some EV Drivers Are Nervous About Public Charging Costs
Public charging is one of the great conveniences of electric-vehicle ownership—and one of its least predictable expenses. The price on
Electric Vehicles
Why More Canadians Are Asking Who Really Owns Their Car Data
A modern vehicle can remember where it has been, how it was driven, which phone was paired with it and,
Why Some Electric SUVs Feel Less Practical Than Expected
Electric SUVs often appear to offer the ideal combination: generous passenger space, strong acceleration, lower routine maintenance, and freedom from
Why Some Canadians Are Losing Patience With Plug-In Hybrids
Plug-in hybrids once looked like the ideal Canadian compromise: electric commuting for ordinary weekdays, gasoline backup for winter, highways, and
Automakers Warn Canada’s Chinese EV Deal Could Put U.S. Trade at Risk
Canada’s attempt to bring more affordable electric vehicles to consumers has collided with the country’s most important industrial relationship. Ottawa’s
Europe Moves to Expand China Auto Tariffs as Canada Heads the Other Way
Europe and Canada are beginning to take noticeably different roads on Chinese-made vehicles. In Brussels, officials are reportedly preparing to
Trump Softens on Canada’s Chinese EV Quota After His Officials Warned Ottawa Would Regret It
A brief conversation at the G7 summit revealed how quickly the temperature around Canada’s controversial Chinese electric-vehicle deal can change.
Tesla finally opens Canada’s largest Supercharger
For months, the rows of red-and-white charging posts at an Ajax shopping centre stood ready but unusable, a highly visible
China’s Car Sales Sink 22% at Home as Automakers Flood Export Markets
China’s auto industry has become one of the world’s most formidable manufacturing machines, but its home market is suddenly refusing