Electric Autonomy Canada

Chris Burns, no stranger to battery start-ups, returns to his cathode research roots after purchasing Novonix’s Canadian assets for US$1

Nova Scotia is bringing a cathode battery technology company back home, led by a familiar face.

Chris Burns, former CEO and co-founder of Novonix, an Australian-headquartered producer of synthetic graphite for use in lithium-ion...

B.C.-based network adds 2,700 charging ports with acquisition to make it one of the largest in Canada

Electric vehicle charging provider, Hypercharge, has announced its purchase of Eddie, an EV energy management system and charging network operator. 

Eddie was launched in 2024 by AXSO, a technology subsidiary of Hydro-Quebec. According to a Hypercharge spoke...

Orange EV vehicles support freight company’s push to cut emissions at key distribution hubs

GLS Canada, a freight and logistics company based in Dorval, Que., has implemented four all-electric, heavy-duty terminal trucks at its operations in Montreal, Toronto, and Winnipeg.

A terminal truck, or yard truck, is a compact vehicle used to move semi trailers...

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Working group plans to bring cohesion and assistance to build up a stronger ecosystem of technology suppliers

Since the turn of the 20th century, automobile production has been a part of Canadian industry. Along the way, an expansive and robust auto parts supply chain has been established to serve vehicle manufacturing in both Ontario and across the U.S.

But whe...