Tesla’s Cheapest Model 3 Suddenly Slips Into a 2027 U.S. Delivery Window
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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
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
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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