Twenty-four non-Tesla automakers pledged to adopt NACS, but EVs with built-in ports and some adapters are still months away from being sold
GM-brand electric vehicles may now use Tesla’s Supercharger network in Canada; GM’s approved NACS adapter will cost drivers $310
Industry leaders attending Electric Autonomy’s EV & Charging Expo weigh in on what Tesla’s surprise move to gut its Supercharging team might mean for the entire EV ecosystem
Our up-to-the-minute roundup of electric commercial vans and pickups that are, or soon will be, available in Canada
The new $13.5-million Canadian Battery Innovation Centre and a separate battery technology graduate program will help meet the growing Canadian demand for EV battery expertise
EV makers have taken a methodical start to 2024, with a handful of promised new models delivering but no big announcements for new vehicles — yet
