Volkswagen Says Deeper Restructuring Is Coming After Profit Warning as Asian Competition Intensifies
Volkswagen’s turnaround is entering a more difficult phase. Days after sharply cutting its 2026 profit outlook, Europe’s largest automaker said
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Oil Shock Is Recharging EV Demand as U.S. Sales Fall 21% and Europe Climbs 29%
A fresh energy shock is changing the electric-vehicle conversation. Months of disruption tied to the Iran war have pushed oil
Fresh Canadian Dealer Snapshot Shows EVs at Just 0.3% of 282,094 Vehicle Listings
At first glance, 0.3% looks like evidence that electric vehicles have almost vanished from Canadian dealer lots. The underlying data
Ford’s New Canadian Auto Contract Takes Effect Today With 3% Annual Raises and US$900M in Plant Investment
Ford’s new three-year Canadian auto contract is now in force, turning a July ratification vote into binding terms for thousands
Stellantis Contract Expires for 9,000+ Canadian Autoworkers With Union Not Yet in Legal Strike Position
The clock has run out on Stellantis’s Canadian labour agreement, but the factory gates are not suddenly closing. The collective
Vancouver Diesel Forecast at $2.90/L as Toronto Sits Near $2.60 — Global Shortage Seen Lasting Into 2027
Diesel prices are becoming one of the clearest signs of how a global energy shock can travel all the way
CAA Test Finds EV Fast-Charging Costs Range From $7.28 to $24.39 per 100 km
Electric-vehicle charging costs can look simple until a road trip puts different vehicles on the same fast charger. CAA’s 2026
21 Things That Make an SUV Bad for Real Canadian Families
SUVs are often presented as the default answer for Canadian families: roomy, safe-looking, winter-ready and versatile enough for everything from
Why Some Drivers Say New Cars Are Becoming Too Distracting
Modern cars can brake automatically, monitor blind spots, stream music, display live navigation and even watch whether the driver is