Backed by federal funding and industry partners, the initiative embeds 37 researchers inside Ontario-based EV companies to tackle challenges, including cold-weather performance, charging reliability, and battery efficiency
A new survey suggests 52 per cent of respondents want the government to keep the policy, including 32 per cent who support it with some modifications
Battery-electric vehicles made up 59.1 per cent of all new ZEV registrations, according to new data released by StatsCan
SWTCH’s program allows Canadians to opt in to generating carbon credits and earn money from home EV charging under the national Clean Fuels Regulation
The EV4 is Kia’s most affordable electric vehicle yet to be offered in Canada, with a range of up to 552 km
With full electrification still out of reach for its fleet of refuse trucks, Toronto is piloting a made-in-Canada technology developed by Effenco to help reduce the city’s emissions
Lessons from the ZEVAI pilot stream for Indigenous-led projects are helping NRCan strengthen partnerships and find opportunities for improvements
The province is investing $145.5 million over three years to support the purchase of clean transport technologies, used electric heavy-duty vehicles and logistics projects that improve vehicle efficiencies
The EV5 will be sold exclusively in Canada for the North American market, with online reservations opening Dec. 4
The latest ZEVIP funding will cover up to 50 per cent of project costs—or 75 per cent for Indigenous applicants—to a maximum of $2 million per project