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First Drive: 2023 Mercedes-EQS SUV
If you haven’t noticed, we’ve entered the next phase of the electric vehicle evolution with segments such as executive sedans, pickup trucks and full-size sport utility vehicles beginning to embrace the power of the electron.
2023 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Priced From $39,845 USD
The next generation of the world’s best-selling plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is coming to the U.S., and will be on-sale in select markets starting in November, followed later by availability across the whole country.
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The Quebec International Auto Show acquires the QEVS
After nearly 4 years of collaboration with the Montreal Electric Vehicle Show as co-promoter of the Quebec Electric Vehicle Show (QEVS), the Quebec International Auto Show (QIAS) is now the official promoter and the owner.
Canadian zero-emission logistics company moves into small package last-mile delivery
GoBolt is expanding its suite of services to start offering same-day, last-mile delivery service — starting with a fleet of 70 electric vans — for small packages in cities across Canada and the U.S.
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$250 CCS adapter lets Tesla EVs roam other charging networks
Tesla last week finally released a “CCS Combo 1” adapter for the North American market that will enable some recent models from the automaker to be charged at up to 250 kw at third-party stations, such as those from Electrify America or EVgo.
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