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Subcompact SUV has two battery options, 10 available trim levels, up to 517 km of range and qualifies for EVAP rebates 

Kia has revealed Canadian pricing for the much-anticipated EV3 subcompact, all-electric SUV. It is now the least expensive EV in the country.

The base-model EV3 Light FWD starts at $39,744 all-in pricing ($36,995 MSRP) before taxes. Th...


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New chapter of the non-profit Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International is intended to bolster the country’s investment and manufacturing sector

A new chapter of a non-profit advocacy group is aiming to advance autonomous vehicle policy and manufacturing in Canada.

The Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) Maple Canada chapte...


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New classes are part of a larger plan with a dedicated facility coming online in 2028 focused on clean energy and transportation

The skilled worker shortage in the Canadian EV sector is a pressing challenge that one community college is seeking to address head-on this September.

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is introducing four new


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The Fathom mid-size pickup will be eligible for EVAP and have more passenger space than a RAV4, with pre-orders opening early 2027

Ford has finally released more information about its upcoming all-electric, mid-size pickup, due to arrive next year.

First, the vehicle now has a name: the Fathom. It will be the first vehicle built on Ford’s Universal EV P...


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Province adding 16 public DC fast chargers, plus additional charging ports at provincial parks

The province of New Brunswick announced this week it is investing more than $6 million to expand its eCharge network and electric vehicle fleet.

The provincially owned EV charging network will receive $5 million for 16 new DC fast chargers, adding 29 ports. The...


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