Polestar, the Swedish EV automaker, released updates on their latest vehicle, the Polestar 2. The new car will have increased range, a lower entry price for the single-motor option, and a new bespoke configuration. The […]
According to critics, if the City of Toronto wants to meet its EV goals, the city needs to accelerate EV infrastructure installations. The city aims to install 3,000 charging ports curb-side and in parking lots […]
The Mazda MX-30, the Japanese automaker’s first electric vehicle (EV), will hit the roads in British Columbia and Quebec (and California in the US) later this fall. Pricing for the EV hatchback was announced this […]
In October last year Tesla fans in Nova Scotia were hopeful the automaker would soon be opening a physical location in the province following two job postings looking for a sales advisor and service technician. […]
Buyers of the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 in Canada will receive three years of unlimited, DC fast-charging for free. Volkswagen Canada announced the deal this morning in partnership with Electrify Canada. With a maximum DC fast […]
Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante says the city is going electric with a three-year $885 million investment in green transportation. The funding includes public transport, charging stations and municipal vehicles. Part of the funding will allow […]
According to the City of Ottawa, the city will add 12 EV charging stations at the end of September. The city has 26 overall chargers planned, but 12 will be operational by the end of […]
Students in Charlottetown and Summerside in Prince Edward Island (PEI) will soon be catching a ride on an electric school bus. The governments of Canada and PEI announced this week $6.3 million in funding to […]
At the beginning of the year Tesla announced they will be updating their list of planned and proposed Supercharger locations on a quarterly basis. Although they are a little late for Q2, they have finally […]
According to new data from Statistics Canada, year-over-year zero-emission vehicle registrations have jumped up 4.6%. Hybrid vehicle numbers doubled year-over-year while EV vehicles saw a 0.9% increase. Overall, Canadians registered 11.8% more cars in Q1 […]
