BYD’s Overseas Shipments Jump 134.5% to 189,466 as Chinese EV Pressure Builds Outside China
BYD’s growth story is rapidly becoming less about how many cars it can sell in China and more about how
Three Auto-Parts Firms Weigh Leaving Mexico as CUSMA Uncertainty Starts Driving Investment Elsewhere
Mexico spent years positioning itself as one of the biggest winners from North America’s push to shorten supply chains. Now,
Lexus Drops the Gas-Only NX for 2027 in Major Shift for Ontario-Built SUV
Lexus is making one of its clearest moves yet away from conventional gasoline power in Canada. For 2027, the NX
Stellantis and Unifor Head Into Talks Today With Brampton Plant’s Future Hanging Over 19,000 Auto Workers
For thousands of Canadian autoworkers, this round of bargaining is about far more than hourly pay. Stellantis and Unifor opened
Why Some EV Buyers Are Worried About Battery Replacement Costs
Electric vehicles can dramatically reduce routine maintenance, yet one component continues to dominate long-term ownership conversations: the high-voltage battery. Modern
21 Red Flags in Used Car Ads Canadians Should Not Ignore
Used-car listings can make an ordinary vehicle look exceptional with the right photos, a polished description, and an attractive price.
The Winter Road Mistake That Can Damage Your Undercarriage Fast
Winter roads can make harmless-looking snow feel deceptive. A soft drift may be easy to cross, but a plow ridge,
18 Things That Can Make Your Car Annoying During Daily Commutes
A car can feel perfectly agreeable on a weekend test drive and surprisingly irritating after a month of rush-hour repetition.
Why Some Drivers Are Choosing Gas Cars Before They Disappear
The gasoline car is not vanishing from Canadian roads tomorrow, but the market around it is changing fast enough to