Why Some Canadians Are Thinking Twice About Buying Brand-New Cars
A new car still carries an undeniable appeal: factory warranty, untouched interior, the latest safety technology and the satisfaction of
21 Reasons a Vehicle May Feel Great on a Test Drive but Awful Later
A vehicle can make a remarkably convincing first impression. Freshly cleaned surfaces, an unfamiliar cabin, responsive acceleration and a carefully
The Car Insurance Detail That Can Surprise Owners After a Claim
An insurance claim can make a damaged vehicle look whole again without necessarily making its finances whole. After collision repairs,
18 Things Canadians Should Know Before Buying a Demo Vehicle
A demo vehicle can occupy an unusually tempting corner of a dealership: nearly new, already broken in, often well equipped,
Tesla Releases FSD 14.3.8 in North America With 20% Faster Reaction-Time Claim
Tesla has begun pushing Full Self-Driving (Supervised) v14.3.8 to compatible vehicles in North America, bringing another refinement of the company’s
Tesla Opens Eight-Stall V4 Supercharger in Moncton, Expanding Atlantic Canada’s Fast-Charging Map
Tesla has added another important fast-charging stop to Atlantic Canada’s electric-vehicle network, opening an eight-stall V4 Supercharger in Moncton, New
Tesla Picks Alberta, Ontario and Quebec for New Supercharger Sites as 84 Canadian Locations Go Up for Vote
A charging stop can determine whether an electric-vehicle trip feels routine or requires careful planning. Tesla has now put three
Quebec Graphite Project Signs U.S. Battery-Anode Pact as North America Looks Beyond Foreign Supply
Graphite sits inside nearly every lithium-ion battery, yet North America remains heavily exposed to overseas supply and processing. A new
Volkswagen CEO Says Cost-Cutting ‘Is Not Over’ While $7-Billion Ontario Battery Bet Moves Toward 2027
Volkswagen is trying to do two difficult things at once: squeeze far more efficiency out of its sprawling global operations