Nissan has unveiled the all-new 2026 Leaf, marking the most significant evolution in the nameplate’s history. Now in its third generation, the Leaf transitions from a compact hatchback to a sleek, SUV-inspired crossover that prioritizes […]
Rivian’s upcoming 2026 R1T Quad-Motor pickup has made an unexpected early appearance—thanks to a now-deleted social media video from popular tech reviewer Marques Brownlee (MKBHD). The brief clip, which was quickly removed, confirmed for the […]
As electric vehicle (EV) adoption continues to grow, a new problem is emerging alongside it – the theft of charging cables. To combat this, Edmonton recently launched a new, undisclosed technology, and it has already […]
Toyota has confirmed the return of the C-HR to Canada and the United States in 2026, this time as a fully electric compact crossover. Built on Toyota’s dedicated e-TNGA platform, the all-electric C-HR will be […]
Hyundai has officially announced Canadian pricing for the all-new 2026 IONIQ 9, an all-electric three-row SUV. The IONIQ 9, built in Ulsan, South Korea, will be available at Hyundai dealerships across Canada starting this June. […]
Toyota has officially unveiled the 2026 bZ, an updated version of its all-electric compact SUV formerly known as the bZ4X. The refresh brings improvements in driving range, performance, charging technology, and interior and exterior updates—all […]
Vancouver police are investigating a scary incident that left a pregnant woman seriously injured after a large rock was seemingly thrown through the windshield of a moving Tesla. According to the Vancouver Police Department, the […]
Lucid is gearing up to begin customer deliveries of its Gravity electric SUV by the end of April. After initially limiting deliveries to employees, friends, and family, Lucid is now ready to put its second […]
After years of stagnation and missed opportunities, Nissan is finally ready to reinvent the iconic Nissan Leaf, along with introducing a lineup of new electric and hybrid vehicles coming to Canada and the U.S. over […]
The Saskatchewan Government has doubled the annual road-use charge on EVs from $150 to $300 starting on June 1, 2025. The surcharge is collected by Saskatchewan Government Insurance and is used to fix roads and […]
