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
Based on what we saw at the Japan Mobility Show, with highlights from the Toyota booth and an interview with Lexus, the answer is: a bit of both
Canadian customers are welcoming long-anticipated arrivals like the Lyriq and soon, the Ariya, while other models may tip over into early 2023
Automakers across the board are starting to make good on their electric vehicle launch and delivery commitments, with some of the most coveted models finally arriving in Canada
Ford F-150 Lightning headlines this quarter, Lucid arrives in Canada and first BEVs for Genesis, Subaru and Toyota are announced in the Q2 EV recap
With a starting price of $44,990, Toyota’s first all-electric SUV for sale in Canada is eligible for provincial and federal rebates. Initially available in Quebec and B.C., it comes in front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive models
