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Workhorse lands first Canadian dealer partnership with Tristan Fleet Management
The deal gives Canadian fleet operators local sales and service for the W56 Class 5-6 electric van, with expansion to Western Canada planned The post Workhorse lands first Canadian dealer partnership with Tristan Fleet Management appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada .
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Electrovaya lands US$26-million deal with Janus Electric for swappable electric batteries
Australian Class 8 truck conversion company Janus selects Mississauga-based battery manufacturer for its move into Canada and the U.S. The post Electrovaya lands US$26-million deal with Janus Electric for swappable electric batteries appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada .
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Canada needs about 19 times more EV chargers by 2040, but most will be at home: report
Canadian Climate Institute calls for EV-ready building rules, dedicated rural funding and managed charging to close gaps the private sector won’t fill The post Canada needs about 19 times more EV chargers by 2040, but most will be at home: report appeared first on Electric…
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B.C. swings Conservative in election. What does that mean for EVs?
Premier-elect Lorne Doerkson has pledged to scrap the ZEV sales quotas along with other clean energy rollbacks, putting a decade of EV leadership in question The post B.C. swings Conservative in election. What does that mean for EVs? appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada .
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Canada freezes vehicle emissions standards until 2029, announces $2.5 billion for auto industry
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario premier Doug Ford announced the measures in Ottawa, drawing mixed reactions from the auto industry and clean-energy advocates The post Canada freezes vehicle emissions standards until 2029, announces $2.5 billion for auto industry appeared…
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EV groups urge Ottawa to triple charger-ready parking in apartments and condos
Campaign aims to codify inconsistent provincial and municipal regulations to help the one-third of Canadians living in multi-unit buildings gain access to home EV charging The post EV groups urge Ottawa to triple charger-ready parking in apartments and condos appeared first on…
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Want to stop paying for gas? There’s likely a used EV out there for you
A second-hand electric vehicle can significantly lower household expenses for a surprisingly reasonable upfront price, writes Keri McNamara and Katrina Gorrie of Clean Energy Canada The post Want to stop paying for gas? There’s likely a used EV out there for you appeared first…
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Webinar: Building charging corridors for electric freight
Join us on November 10 to hear experts discuss the conditions needed to help grow electric freight corridors in Canada and the U.S. The post Webinar: Building charging corridors for electric freight appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada .
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Dunsky spearheads national alliance for vehicle-grid integration
Clean energy consultancy joins with utilities, governments and an automaker in a project aimed at turning EVs into a resource for Canada’s power grid The post Dunsky spearheads national alliance for vehicle-grid integration appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada .
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Waymo to map Toronto ahead of planned 2028 robotaxi launch
Head of Canadian autonomous vehicle group sees benefits in the move, but the ride-share company will have to convince governments on safety The post Waymo to map Toronto ahead of planned 2028 robotaxi launch appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada .
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Quebec led Canada in EVAP rebates in Q3, but overall numbers down
Rebate volume dropped 14.3 per cent quarter over quarter, while the Chevrolet Bolt topped the list of most popular EVs for incentives The post Quebec led Canada in EVAP rebates in Q3, but overall numbers down appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada .
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Canada’s EV market is bouncing back — but not everywhere at once
Quebec is the surprise drag on national EV adoption rate, but lower prices, incoming Chinese vehicles and rebates point to a late-year surge, says Scott Sharabura The post Canada’s EV market is bouncing back — but not everywhere at once appeared first on Electric Autonomy Canada…