Electric Autonomy Canada

McGill University research on winter operations shows high energy use of DC fast charging makes big impact on total cost of ownership

Slower charging and more vehicles lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) of electric bus fleets in the winter, according to a recent McGill University study.

The study,

With promised stringent GHG emissions standards still in the works, only Quebec and B.C. will be regulating ZEV sales in the country

The government of Canada has announced the start of the process to officially repeal the Electric Vehicle Availability Standard (EVAS). The regulation mandated all new passenger vehicle sales in Canada be zero-emission vehic...

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...

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...

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