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National drop in vehicle-related pollution provides glimpse of an electrified future
With less traffic due to pandemic shutdowns, the air in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and other urban centres is clearer — and much healthier. In the longer-term, replacing normal vehicle volumes with EVs would have the same life-saving effect.
These are the best luxury hybrid vehicles you can buy in 2020
As first conceived, hybrids, like electric cars, were designed to be economical runabouts, the idea being that, again like EVs, the lower running costs afforded by electrification would appeal most to the penny-pinchers amongst us.
Canada needs stronger EV manufacturing policies to retain its place in evolving automotive sector
The future of automotive manufacturing is electric, yet Canada’s share of current production is lagging. A new report from the International Council on Clean Transportation and the Pembina Institute offers a roadmap on how to reverse this trend
COVID-19 concerns pushed back the electric Cadillac Lyriq SUV debut, but...
The photos and details of GM’s increasingly electric future on wheels were supposed to be laid out for all to see on April 2nd, when Cadillac planned to release photos and details of the upcoming Cadillac Lyriq all-electric SUV.
Québec budgets $6.7 billion for emissions reduction and electrification adoption
Québec’s “plan for a green economy” includes funding for EV purchase rebates, transit electrification, EV battery recycling programs, and flood impact mitigation