Canada Logs 259 Chinese-Built Hybrid Imports as Lincoln Nautilus Returns to Dealers
Canada’s new opening for electrified vehicles from China is beginning to show up in the import numbers, but not quite
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Why Some Canadians Are Thinking Twice About White Interiors
White interiors have become a symbol of modern automotive design, especially in electric vehicles and upscale SUVs where bright cabins
21 Reasons a “Low-Mileage” Used Car Can Still Be a Bad Buy
A low number on the odometer can make an older vehicle seem unusually safe, valuable, and lightly worn. Yet mileage
Vancouver EV-Battery Startup Changes Leadership as It Pushes Battery-Rebalancing Tech Into Real-World Cars
Battery X Metals is adding new leadership just as its most closely watched battery technology moves beyond controlled testing and
Ottawa Vehicle-Tech Firm Completes U.S. Army Testing and Lands Invitation to a Second Evaluation
For a small Ottawa defence-technology company, getting equipment onto a U.S. Army test range is one milestone. Being asked to
Toronto Road-Tech Firm Posts Best Profitability in Three Years as Commercial-Vehicle Business Expands
Toronto-based Quarterhill Inc. is beginning to show what its turnaround can look like when stronger contract economics meet growing demand
Ottawa and Nova Scotia Put $10 Million Into Rural Transit — Five New Buses Will Be Gas-Powered, One Electric
For a rural transit system, a broken-down bus can mean much more than a mechanical headache. It can mean a
Quebec Battery-Material Plant Gets a C$374 Million Price Tag as Graphite Project Moves Toward Decision
Quebec’s push to build a homegrown battery supply chain is approaching another important decision point. Nouveau Monde Graphite has placed
Canadian Battery Firm Turns Arkansas Lithium Into Working LFP Cells in North American Supply-Chain Test
A small batch of Arkansas lithium has now travelled much farther down the battery supply chain than the raw mineral