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    NewsMar 28, 2025

    2025 GMC Sierra EV Denali Review Top Multitasking Performance

    The 2025 GMC Sierra EV Denali delivers an impressive 460-mile range and accelerates to 60 mph in under 4.5 seconds, featuring a dual-motor setup with instant torque and rear-wheel steering for enhanced manoeuvrability.. Equipped with sizable 205 kWh and 170 kWh battery packs, the Sierra EV supports 800-volt DC fast-charging and offers robust towing capabilities of up to 10,500 pounds with the Extended Range model.. Canadian pricing for the 2025 GMC Sierra EV is expected to be competitive, with provincial incentives like Ontario’s iZEV program making this high-performance electric pickup an attractive option for eco-conscious drivers.

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    NewsMar 28, 2025

    Jeep Hybrid Tech Innovation for Off-Road Adventures

    Stellantis is exploring planetary gear hybrid systems for rugged vehicles, addressing current issues with rough shifts and synchronization in four-wheel-drive systems. The proposed hybrid solution combines a 2-speed transfer case with a planetary-gear power split configuration to improve off-road capabilities and fuel efficiency. This innovation could lead to more efficient hybrid SUVs for the Canadian market, where vehicles like the Jeep Wrangler and Grand Cherokee are popular. Canadian buyers can anticipate potential new hybrid models, with federal iZEV incentives and provincial rebates offering cost savings. Stellantis aims to preserve off-road performance while enhancing fuel economy in future hybrid and plug-in hybrid Jeep models.

    NewsMar 27, 2025

    Top Electric Cars with the Longest Driving Range

    Breakthrough EVs now achieve over 500 miles of range, transforming the Canadian EV market and addressing cold-weather driving concerns. Top 2025 models include the Lucid Air (512 miles, $112,400) and Chevrolet Silverado EV (460 miles, $97,895-$97,990) with federal iZEV incentives available. Canadian buyers benefit from federal $4,000 rebates plus provincial programs like Ontario’s $13,000 incentive, making high-range EVs increasingly affordable.

    NewsMar 27, 2025

    2026 Nissan Leaf vs Chevy Bolt Affordable Electric Vehicle Comparison

    Nissan announces the next-generation **Nissan Leaf** will debut in Canada and the U.S. before Japan or Europe, featuring a Tesla NACS port, liquid-cooling technology, and advanced features from the Ariya, with sales expected in fiscal year 2025 (later in 2025 or by March 31, 2026).. The **2026 Nissan Rogue plug-in hybrid**, utilizing a system similar to the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, is also slated for fiscal year 2025, arriving in Canada later in 2025 or by March 31, 2026.. By early 2026, Nissan will launch a new generation **Sentra compact sedan** and a refreshed **Pathfinder SUV**, with updated designs and potentially new features, though hybrid powertrains remain unconfirmed.. In fiscal year 2026 (by March 31, 2027), Nissan will introduce a completely new generation **Rogue** for the Canadian market, offering both plug-in hybrid and e-Power series hybrid options, making hybrid power more accessible.. Looking ahead to 2028, Nissan plans to ramp up production of an adventure-focused SUV at its Canton, Mississippi plant, followed by the launch of an **Infiniti electric SUV** later that year, drawing inspiration from the Vision QXe concept.

    NewsMar 26, 2025

    Rivian Spinoff Targets Small Electric Vehicles and Expanding Mobility Solutions

    Micromobility startup Also, spun off from Rivian, plans to introduce smaller, more efficient EVs in early 2026, focusing initially on the U.S. and Europe before expanding globally.. Also has secured a $105 million investment from Eclipse Ventures and aims to develop a range of small EVs with in-house technology, targeting the 80% of car trips in Canada that are 15 km or less.. Canadian consumers could benefit financially from adopting smaller EVs, with federal iZEV incentives and provincial rebates such as Ontario’s $4,000 Drive Clean Rebate and British Columbia’s $4,000 rebate making these vehicles more affordable.. Rivian is also moving towards smaller vehicles with the upcoming $45,000 R2 electric SUV and smaller R3 and R3X hatchbacks set to arrive in 2026, offering Canadian consumers more compact and affordable EV options.. The shift towards smaller, more efficient EVs in Canada could provide a more practical, affordable, and environmentally friendly alternative to today’s larger vehicles, enhancing the overall electric mobility landscape.

    NewsMar 26, 2025

    Electric Vehicles Manufactured in Mexico and Canada

    Potential auto tariffs on vehicles produced in Mexico and Canada could lead to significant price increases for consumers across North America, affecting the affordability of EVs and other vehicles.. Under the Biden-era Inflation Reduction Act, EVs assembled and sourced in North America qualify for tax credits of up to $7,500 USD, but President Trump has indicated plans to eliminate these EV tax credits, which could negatively impact U.S. EV manufacturing.. In Canada, a 25% tariff on parts from Mexico and Canada could add approximately $2,100 USD to the price of U.S.-assembled vehicles and $8,000-$10,000 USD to vehicles made in Canada or Mexico, potentially impacting the viability of domestic automakers like General Motors, which relies heavily on imports from these countries for both trucks and EVs.

    NewsMar 25, 2025

    Southern U.S. States Lead in EV Range According to New Data

    Extreme temperatures, especially cold weather, significantly reduce EV range, posing challenges for Canadian drivers in regions like the Yukon and Northwest Territories. Canadian provinces with milder climates, such as British Columbia and Ontario, generally experience better EV range during warmer months. Canada offers robust EV incentives including up to $4,000 federal rebates through the iZEV program, with additional provincial rebates in Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec to boost adoption. Canadian EV owners can mitigate cold weather range reduction by parking in garages, pre-conditioning batteries, driving efficiently, and using winter tires. Despite colder climates impacting range, Ontario and British Columbia lead in Canadian EV adoption thanks to strong incentives and growing infrastructure.

    NewsMar 25, 2025

    EV Charging Network by GM-Pilot Expands to Over 25 States

    GM, in partnership with Pilot Company and EVgo, is expanding EV fast-charging infrastructure across North America, with over 130 locations now operational in 25 U.S. states and plans for up to 2,000 stalls at 500 travel centres.. The chargers feature CCS connectors with speeds up to 350 kW, and future installations will include urban “flagship” sites with 350-kW connectors and 500-kW DC fast-chargers supporting both CCS and NACS standards.. The expansion promises improved cross-border charging access for Canadian EV drivers, complemented by domestic incentives like the iZEV program and provincial rebates to ease the transition to electric vehicles.

    NewsMar 24, 2025

    Revolutionary Sulfur Crystal Battery Promises Triple EV Range Without Cobalt or Nickel

    German startup Theion is developing a sulfur-crystal battery for EVs with a target energy density of 1,000 Wh/kg, three times higher than current NMC cells, potentially offering lighter or longer-range EVs for Canadian drivers.. Theion’s battery technology uses sulfur instead of nickel and cobalt, aiming for a one-third lower carbon footprint and cost, which could make EVs more affordable in Canada, especially with existing incentives like the iZEV program.. Theion is nearing completion of a €15 million Series A funding round to support development, but faces challenges in achieving a cycle life of over 1,000 charges, crucial for commercial viability in Canada’s diverse climates.. While Theion’s technology is promising, the broader landscape of lithium-sulfur battery research faces hurdles, with commercialisation still several years away, though companies like Stellantis are also investing in similar technologies.. For now, Canadian EV drivers can benefit from provincial rebates and the iZEV program, while future prospects of sulfur-crystal batteries could significantly impact the Canadian EV market with more sustainable and cost-effective options.

    NewsMar 24, 2025

    California Leads with 50% More Public EV Chargers Than Gas Stations

    California now has 178,549 public EV chargers, surpassing the number of gas pumps by 48%, reflecting a major shift towards electric vehicles.. The state has doubled its publicly accessible chargers since 2022, adding 26,193 new chargers in the last update alone, with the majority being Level 2 AC chargers.. California supports the largest EV fleet in the U.S., accounting for nearly 30% of all zero-emission vehicle sales in the country.. The state remains committed to expanding EV charging infrastructure with a recent $55 million project for DC fast-charging stations, part of a larger $1.4 billion EV and hydrogen program.. Canadian provinces like Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec offer substantial rebates and incentives, mirroring California’s progress and promoting increased EV adoption and infrastructure development in Canada.

    NewsMar 23, 2025

    Tesla and Rivian Charging Networks Show Significantly Fewer Issues Study Finds

    Consumer Reports survey shows Tesla and Rivian automaker charging networks outperform third-party providers, with Tesla Superchargers having issues only 4% of the time. Third-party networks like Shell Recharge, EVgo, and Blink experienced significantly higher problem rates, ranging from 41% to 48% of charging sessions. Hardware issues, particularly broken screens, were the most common problems reported by Canadian and U.S. EV owners, accounting for 36% of all issues. Consumer Reports recommends maintaining multiple accounts across different networks and only fast-charging to 80% for a smoother public charging experience. Canadian EV drivers can benefit from provincial rebates and federal incentives like the iZEV program to offset charging equipment costs.

    NewsMar 22, 2025

    Breakthrough in EV Battery Recycling Recovers 99.99% Lithium Efficiency

    Chinese researchers developed a "neutral leaching" process that recovers 99.99% of lithium and significant percentages of nickel, cobalt, and manganese from used EV batteries in just 15 minutes. This innovative method uses glycine instead of harsh chemicals, improving safety and reducing environmental impact compared to traditional recycling techniques. While commercial scalability remains uncertain, the breakthrough supports Canada's EV sustainability goals and aligns with federal and provincial policies like the iZEV program and provincial rebates that aim to foster a circular economy for battery materials.

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