Volvo Starts Building 700-KM Electric Semis — Canadian Launch Timing Remains Unannounced
Volvo Trucks has moved one of its most ambitious electric heavy-duty vehicles from the launch stage to the factory floor.
Toyota Backs a 900-KM Hydrogen Truck as Battery-Electric Heavy Transport Faces a New Rival
Hydrogen has spent years trying to prove it belongs in the future of road transport. Toyota and IVECO are now
Why the Car Everyone Recommends May Still Be Wrong for Your Life
A car can win awards, dominate recommendation lists, earn strong safety scores, and still become an irritating mistake once it
19 Signs a Vehicle Was Built for Looks More Than Long-Term Ownership
Some vehicles make a brilliant first impression because nearly every design decision seems aimed at visual drama: enormous wheels, disappearing
Why Some Buyers Are Walking Away From Cars With Too Many Screens
Screens once signaled that a car was modern, expensive, and packed with capability. Now the same design trend is creating
21 Questions Canadians Should Ask Before Signing a Car Loan
A new vehicle can feel affordable when the conversation stays focused on one attractive payment. The real cost, however, is
The Cold Morning Habit That Can Wear Out Your Vehicle Faster
Cold mornings encourage one of the most persistent habits in car ownership: starting the engine and letting it sit for
Trump Says Chinese Automakers Can Build in America as Canada Opens Its Own Door
For years, Chinese automakers have largely been treated as a threat to be kept outside North America. That line is
Stellantis Brampton Sale Fight Puts More Than 9,000 Canadian Workers in Spotlight
The fight over Stellantis’ idled Brampton Assembly Plant has grown far beyond the fate of one factory. A proposed sale