BMW is dropping its Level 3 “Eyes-Off” self-driving capability from the 7 Series, opting for a Level 2 system instead. BMW’s Level 2 System, which launched on the iX3, delivers basic autonomous features, including adaptive […]
The Nova Scotia government is launching a new levy on electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid owners. The provincial government says the tax is to ensure those drivers are also contributing to road and highway maintenance. […]
Toyota has officially revealed the 2027 Highlander EV, marking the first time its popular three-row SUV will be offered exclusively as a fully electric vehicle (EV). It will also be the first Toyota BEV that […]
Lucid closed out 2025 on a positive note, increasing both production and deliveries in a global EV market where many competitors were scaling back. The strongest gains came in the final quarter, as Lucid accelerated […]
BC’s public charging network just took a major step forward. BC Hydro has officially switched on its first dedicated ultra-fast EV charging hub in Hope, delivering the highest-powered chargers in its provincial network and giving […]
BC Hydro has switched on its first-ever portable, skid-mounted fast charging station in Lumby, British Columbia, in an effort to showcase how quickly and flexibly electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure can be deployed across the […]
Lucid has officially opened orders for the 2026 Gravity Touring in Canada and the United States, the newest and most affordable trim in its growing electric SUV lineup. The Gravity Touring arrives as Lucid’s most […]
Manitoba Hydro has announced plans to build the province’s first publicly owned EV charging network, delivering fast-charging capability along the long stretch of Highway 6 between Winnipeg and Thompson—a route to the northern part of […]
The City of Vancouver has once again paused its planned $10,000 annual business license fee for gas stations and larger commercial parking lots that do not have EV charging infrastructure installed. However, this time, the pause might […]
Chevrolet is reintroducing its most popular electric vehicle (EV) with an even sharper focus on affordability and practicality. The all-new 2027 Chevy Bolt will start at just US$28,995, once again making it the cheapest new […]
