General Motors has plans to bring 13 new electric vehicles (EVs) to the market by 2025. With that many EVs hitting the road, the automaker will need to be able to provide somewhere for them […]
Saskatchewan isn’t exactly known as a hotbed for EV adoption. But their popularity is rising quickly, and the provincial electric utility in the province is wanting to plan for an electric future. SaskPower, with help […]
Electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Canada, while small compared to some parts of the world, has seen a large increase in recent years. Part of the reason for that increase is thanks to government incentives, […]
BC Hydro has 70 electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging stations spread across the province of British Columbia. In February, before the coronavirus pandemic hit the west coast of Canada, BC Hydro says there were more than […]
Tesla quietly updated their website recently to indicate the Model S and Model X could now charge at a peak rate of 250kW, matching the premium version of the Model 3 and the Model Y. […]
The City of Delta wants to remove the barriers to electric vehicle (EV) ownership, and plans to do so in a number of ways with a new EV charging strategy. City council last week endorsed […]
In Ontario, drivers can face a $125 fine for blocking electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The same rules apply to EVs that park in EV charging spots, but don’t plug in. The new fines weren’t […]
Newfoundland and Labrador is a bit behind the curve when it comes to electric vehicle (EV) adoption in Canada, with less than 200 EVs on the roads today. But the provincial government is hoping to […]
While it’s not the case for most of Canada, in many parts of the world the electricity used to power electric vehicles (EVs) is generated using fossil fuels. To help lessen the environmental impact of […]
The District of Saanich was recently awarded a $100,000 grant to install twenty new electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the small municipality on southern Vancouver Island. The funds were awarded in late June through the […]
