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BEVs lead the segment at 7.4 per cent while PHEV share plateaus as overall vehicle registrations decline

New ZEV registrations across Canada hit 11.2 per cent market share in Q4 2025, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada.

While that is an increase over the 9.7 per cent market share of ZEVs from Q3 2025, it represents a drop in overall volu...


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Propulsion Québec says just seven DC fast charging sites would be needed using current technology

A recent study conducted by Propulsion Québec and WSP Canada has found that the corridor between Quebec City and Toronto would be technically achievable with today’s technology to support an all-electric medium- and heavy-duty trucking system.

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BEVs lead the segment with a rise to 8.0 per cent market share, while commercial EVs see a major jump in sales

S&P Global Mobility’s auto market data for Q4 2025 reveals another quarterly rise in zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) registrations, with battery electric vehicles (BEVs) leading the way.

From a 6.3 per cent market share in Q3, BEVs jumped to a f...


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Construction is often held up at the municipal level with outdated requirements and different rules across Canada, says CCIC’s Scott Sharabura

For such a critical piece of transportation infrastructure, the installation of an EV fast charging station is a fairly simple construction project: dig a hole, lay some conduit, fill the hole, install electrical equipment ...


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Head of Electric Vehicle Association of Atlantic Canada says the way levy is implemented ‘doesn’t seem fair’

The Nova Scotia budget released this week makes owning an electric vehicle in the province more expensive. 

The budget introduces a $500 registration fee for batte...


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