PQ Wins Quebec Election After Campaigning to Keep $2,000 EV Rebate and Set 85% ZEV Target
Quebec’s electric-vehicle policy is headed for another reset after the Parti Québécois won the October 5 provincial election and is
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Subaru Canada Sales Surge 46.4% to a September Record as Every Region Hits a High
Subaru Canada has turned September into one of the biggest months in its history. The automaker retailed 7,468 vehicles, a
Canada’s Diesel Hits About $2.55/L as Thanksgiving Drivers Face $1.78/L Gas
Canada’s Thanksgiving weekend is approaching with fuel prices sitting at levels that can turn an ordinary family road trip into
Honda Says EVs Could Charge While Driving as It Prepares Public-Road Tests
An electric vehicle that gains energy from the pavement beneath it sounds like something designed for a distant future. Honda
Toyota Launches New Hydrogen Bus as EV-vs-Hydrogen Battle Moves to Public Transit
Toyota is giving hydrogen another important test in a place where the technology may have a stronger argument than it
Waymo Logged 186 L.A. Crashes This Year as Robotaxis Multiply—More Than 80% Had No Injuries
Los Angeles is becoming one of America’s biggest real-world tests of driverless transportation, and the growing fleet is producing a
Europe’s EV Sales Jump 45% as Affordable Models Multiply—A Warning for Canada’s EV Market
Europe’s electric-vehicle market is entering a different phase. Battery-electric registrations across the European Union reached roughly 1.64 million vehicles during
Honda Targets 20% Cost Cuts and Half the Development Time as EV Losses Top $12 Billion
Honda is trying to make its car business cheaper, faster and more locally responsive after an expensive reset of its
Windsor Auto Workers Face Three More Shutdown Weeks as Stellantis Blames Demand and Tariffs
For thousands of Windsor auto workers, the fall production calendar has become another reminder of how quickly Canada’s automotive outlook