Chinese EV Imports Canada have increased steadily in 2026 under the federal quota system. By late July, more than 9,000 Chinese-built electric vehicles had cleared customs. This represents nearly 38 percent of the first half-year quota of 24,500 units.
Chinese premium EV brand Zeekr is preparing to enter the Canadian market in 2026, and its flagship model, the Zeekr 001, is generating significant interest. This high-performance electric shooting brake combines striking design, impressive acceleration, and advanced technology. Many Canadian buyers are looking at it as a strong alternative to the Tesla Model S and…
Waste management is one of the most important municipal services in Canada. Every day, thousands of garbage trucks collect waste across cities and towns. However, these diesel-powered trucks contribute significantly to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Because of this, many Canadian municipalities are now exploring electric garbage trucks as a cleaner alternative. In this…
Choosing between an electric vehicle and a hybrid has become one of the biggest decisions for Canadian car buyers in 2026. Both options reduce fuel use and emissions compared to traditional gasoline cars, but they work very differently. This guide compares EV vs Hybrid Canada 2026 across the factors that matter most: purchase price, running…
Chinese electric vehicles are beginning to enter the Canadian market in a meaningful way in 2026. After years of high tariffs, Canada reduced the duty on Chinese-built EVs to 6.1% under a limited annual quota of 49,000 vehicles. This change has sparked strong debate among buyers, industry groups, and policymakers.
Buying an electric vehicle in Canada is an exciting decision for many people. However, the actual cost of owning an EV often goes beyond the purchase price and government incentives. Many new EV owners are surprised when they discover several hidden costs that appear after they bring the vehicle home. In this article, we will…
Across Canada, municipalities are playing an important role in the country’s shift toward electric vehicles. Cities and towns are gradually replacing their gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles with electric ones as part of their climate action plans. This process, known as municipal fleet electrification, includes cars, trucks, buses, and specialized service vehicles used by local governments….
Tesla Superchargers EVgo will soon appear at more public charging locations. EVgo announced plans to install Tesla V4 Superchargers across its U.S. network. The new stations will support both NACS and CCS connectors.
Buying an electric vehicle is becoming more common in Canada, but for people living in condominiums, the biggest obstacle is often not the car itself. Instead, many owners struggle with EV Condo Board Rules Canada when they try to install a home charger. Condo boards (also called strata councils in British Columbia) control the common…
One-pedal driving is one of the most talked-about features in electric vehicles. It allows drivers to control both acceleration and braking using only the accelerator pedal. While many EV owners love this feature, it also has some limitations. In this article, we will explore the benefits and limitations of one-pedal driving in electric vehicles.