Toyota Backs a 900-KM Hydrogen Truck as Battery-Electric Heavy Transport Faces a New Rival
Hydrogen has spent years trying to prove it belongs in the future of road transport. Toyota and IVECO are now
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21 Questions Canadians Should Ask Before Signing a Car Loan
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Trump Says Chinese Automakers Can Build in America as Canada Opens Its Own Door
For years, Chinese automakers have largely been treated as a threat to be kept outside North America. That line is
Stellantis Brampton Sale Fight Puts More Than 9,000 Canadian Workers in Spotlight
The fight over Stellantis’ idled Brampton Assembly Plant has grown far beyond the fate of one factory. A proposed sale
Jeep Rolls Out Another Limited-Edition Wrangler With Canadian Pricing
Jeep has found yet another way to remix the Wrangler without straying far from the formula that made it famous.
Hyundai Puts AI ‘Data Flywheel’ Into Full Operation for Autonomous Driving
Hyundai Motor Group is turning autonomous-driving development into a continuous learning operation rather than a sequence of isolated engineering programs.
Kia Says Electric PV5 Sales Have Passed 53,000 as Commercial-EV Push Accelerates
Kia’s attempt to break into the commercial-vehicle business is moving beyond the experimental stage. The company says global sales of
Ottawa-Gatineau Crossing Closure Will Reroute Cars and Trucks as Major September Detours Begin
A mid-September cycling event in Gatineau is about to reshape cross-river traffic for two busy weekdays, just as another Ottawa–Gatineau