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    NewsApr 12, 2026

    Workhorse Cuts Prices by $60000 as Purolater Acquires 100 Units

    Workhorse has announced significant price reductions on its W56 electric vans, with discounts of up to $61,000, making zero-emission vehicles more affordable for Canadian fleet operators amidst soaring diesel prices.. Purolator has placed an order for 100 Workhorse zero-emission box trucks, highlighting the growing adoption of electric vehicles in the logistics sector and emphasizing the benefits of stable electricity costs over volatile fuel prices.. Canadian fleet operators can further reduce costs through provincial incentives and rebates, such as Ontario’s iZEV program, making the transition to electric fleets financially viable; promotional pricing is available until the end of September.

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    Tesla Autonomous Driving Gains European Approval But Not Nationwide Yet
    NewsApr 12, 2026

    Tesla Autonomous Driving Gains European Approval But Not Nationwide Yet

    Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) (Supervised) has received approval in the Netherlands, marking a significant milestone for Tesla’s European expansion and setting the stage for broader EU acceptance.. The approval followed an extensive 18-month testing period, with Tesla submitting thousands of pages of documentation, conducting thousands of track tests, and completing dozens of safety studies.. Tesla claims FSD (Supervised) reduces collision risk by up to seven times compared to manual driving, though independent verification of these claims is still pending.. While the Netherlands approval is a major step, EU-wide approval requires further review and voting by member states; Canada lacks a widespread regulatory framework for supervised self-driving systems.. Canadian drivers can benefit from provincial EV incentives, including for vehicles equipped with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), though supervised self-driving features are not yet widely regulated in the country.

    Honda's Adorable Electric Vehicle Features Realistic Gear Shift Simulation
    NewsApr 11, 2026

    Honda's Adorable Electric Vehicle Features Realistic Gear Shift Simulation

    Honda has launched the Super-N electric vehicle in select global markets, starting with the UK, priced under £20,000 ($26,900 USD), but it will not be available in Canada.. The Super-N, based on the Honda N-One kei car, offers 63 horsepower, boostable to 94 horsepower, and a range of 128 kilometres (WLTP), with a suspected 29 kWh battery.. The Super-N features a retro design and simulated engine sounds for an enhanced driving experience, though it’s unlikely to reach Canadian or U.S. markets due to its small size and modest performance.. The Super-N underscores a gap in the Canadian EV market for affordable, small electric vehicles, as there are limited options currently available for Canadian drivers.. Canadian EV enthusiasts will need to await other EV announcements and continue to explore existing options, including those eligible for Canadian iZEV incentives and provincial rebates.

    Tesla US Sales Decline in First Quarter Yet Market Share Rises
    NewsApr 11, 2026

    Tesla US Sales Decline in First Quarter Yet Market Share Rises

    Tesla experienced an 8.4% decline in U.S. sales during Q1 2026, selling 117,300 vehicles, marking the lowest quarterly sales since late 2021 and the third consecutive year of year-over-year sales drops in Q1.. Despite the sales decline, Tesla's market share in the U.S. EV market rose to 54.2% in Q1 2026 from 43.2% a year earlier, as non-Tesla EV sales fell by 41% during the same period.. The Tesla Model Y continued to lead the EV market, accounting for 67% of Tesla's Q1 2026 sales and representing one in three EVs sold in the U.S., with sales growing 22% year over year.. In Canada, Tesla benefits from provincial rebates and incentives such as up to $4,000 in Ontario, up to $3,500 in British Columbia, and substantial support through Quebec's RÉVE program, helping to reduce the effective price for Canadian buyers. All Tesla models remain available in Canada.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    Electric Vehicle Prices Fall Further as Price Difference with Gasoline Cars Reaches Record Low

    EV prices in North America are declining, with the average transaction price dropping to $54,508 in March, a 2.8% decrease year over year. Incentives for EVs have surged to 14.6% of the transaction price, amounting to nearly $8,000, significantly boosting affordability. Canadian provincial programs like Ontario’s $4,000 rebate, British Columbia’s $4,000 rebate, and Quebec’s $7,000 rebate further enhance EV affordability.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    BC Hydro Named Top EV Charging Network in Canada at First Ever ChargeHub Awards

    BC Hydro was named Canada’s top EV charging network at the inaugural ChargeHub Awards, highlighting its crucial role in expanding the nation’s electric vehicle infrastructure.. Canadian EV buyers benefit from substantial incentives, including up to $4,000 in British Columbia and $13,000 in Ontario through the iZEV Program, along with additional utility and municipal offers.. Other award-winning companies such as Circuit électric, FLO, Hypercharge, and Tesla are also advancing Canada’s EV charging solutions, from fast-charging stations to smart charging technology.. Provincial and federal governments are supporting EV adoption with policies and investments in charging infrastructure, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050.. The growing and reliable EV charging network across Canada is encouraging more Canadians to make the switch to electric vehicles, promoting a sustainable, low-emission future.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    Electric Vehicle Fleet Incentives Offer Real Benefits Amid Complex Paperwork Requirements

    Canadian businesses can access substantial EV incentives through federal and provincial programs like the iZEV Program and EVIP, offering rebates up to $4,000 for zero-emission vehicle purchases. Proper documentation and compliance with specific criteria such as vehicle range and battery capacity are essential to claim EV tax credits and grants. Switching to an EV fleet offers long-term savings due to lower operating and maintenance costs compared to traditional vehicles, enhancing financial and environmental benefits.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    NRC Announces April 15 Deadline for e-Auto Challenge Applications

    The National Research Council of Canada opens applications for its e-Auto Challenge on April 15, aiming to boost small- and medium-sized enterprises in the electric vehicle (EV) supply chain. Participants can access funding, expert mentorship, networking opportunities, and state-of-the-art facilities to develop and commercialize EV technologies. The challenge aligns with Canada’s growing EV market and incentives like the iZEV program, offering SMEs a chance to contribute to the nation’s sustainable transportation goals.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    Versatile MOOG Machine Compatible with Electric Diesel and CNG Options

    MOOG’s ZQUIP technology enables a single machine to operate on diesel, natural gas, or battery power, offering a versatile, cost-effective solution for Canadian fleets aiming to decarbonize.. The modular design of ZQUIP reduces financial risk by eliminating the need for separate machines for each fuel type, providing stability amid fluctuating global oil prices.. Canadian businesses can benefit from federal and provincial ZEV incentives, such as the iZEV program’s up to $4,000 rebate, while using ZQUIP to seamlessly transition between fuel types and comply with evolving emissions regulations.. This adaptable technology supports Canada’s sustainability goals, making it an attractive option for fleets looking to lower operating costs and meet zero-emission targets.. *Quick Charge* episodes are available as an audio podcast on major platforms, offering insights into the latest advancements in electric vehicle technology and modular power solutions.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    Chevy Equinox EV $10000 Discount 20 Off Now

    Chevrolet offers a **20% discount** on the **2026 Chevy Equinox EV**, reducing the RS trim to **$35,895**, **$10,000** off its MSRP.. The **2026 Chevy Equinox EV LT 1 FWD** is available for **$30,295** after discounts, providing **up to 519 km** of range and **260 liters** of passenger space.. Canadian buyers can benefit from **iZEV incentives** and provincial rebates, like **$4,000** in **Ontario** and **Quebec**, further lowering the purchase price.. The Equinox EV features a **17.7-inch touchscreen**, the largest in its class, and offers **0% APR financing** plus an extra **$1,250** purchase allowance for owners of newer non-GM vehicles.. Despite competitive leasing options from **Hyundai IONIQ 5**, the Equinox EV stands out for its **affordability, range, space, and advanced tech**.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    Kia Introduces Most Affordable Electric Vehicle With Unexpected Low Prices

    Kia has opened orders for its new EV2 compact electric SUV in several European markets, with first customer deliveries expected next month and competitive pricing starting at €26,600 in Germany and £22,245 in the UK.. The EV2 offers two battery options: 42.2 kWh and 61 kWh, delivering up to 197 miles and 281 miles of WLTP range, respectively, and can recharge from 10% to 80% in about 30 minutes using an 118 kW DC fast charger.. Despite being built on a 400V architecture, the EV2 provides segment-leading rear passenger legroom and up to 403 litres of cargo capacity in a compact 4,000 mm body, making it a strong contender in the sub-£25,000 EV market.. While the EV2 is currently available for order in Europe, Canadian drivers will have to wait for pricing and availability details, though the EV3 is still planned for a US launch later this year.. Canadian EV buyers can benefit from provincial rebates and federal incentives like the iZEV program, which may significantly reduce the final purchase price once the EV2 becomes available in Canada.

    NewsApr 10, 2026

    Tesla Affordable EV Launch FSD Update Rivian R2 EPA Ratings News Podcast

    Tesla recently introduced and then quickly withdrew a more affordable EV model, causing confusion among consumers and analysts, and potentially influencing future Canadian EV pricing strategies and incentives.. Tesla’s upcoming FSD v15 software update promises enhanced autonomous driving capabilities, with phased roll-out expected across Canadian provinces.. Rivian revealed EPA numbers for its upcoming R2 model, providing critical efficiency and range details for Canadian buyers planning long-distance trips or daily commutes.

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