The end of the US tax credit for electric vehicles will affect the Canadian market, as several manufacturers are revising their plans for North America.

As U.S. manufacturers slow down on EVs, it could lead to real issues of consumer choice for Canadian drivers. Also, Chinese brands pick up steam in Europe.

As automakers curtail their EV production ramp ups in North America, overseas producers will need to reassess whether certifying EVs solely for the Canadian market is worth the cost.

Canadian EV advocates are pushing to ease tariffs and allow Chinese electric cars into the country, arguing they’re safe and ...

Mercedes-Benz is cutting prices across the board on its EQ EV models, as the brand prepares for a United States without EV tax credits. Between the 2025 and 2026 model years, prices are down as little ...

Panasonic Holdings Corp. has decided to postpone the start of full operations of its newly built U.S. electric vehicle ...

Honda is officially scrapping plans for a large electric SUV that was previously scheduled to arrive in 2027.The move comes ...

Honda has reportedly scrapped plans to develop a large electric SUV, mostly due to declining demand for electric vehicles ...

OTTAWA - Industry Minister Mélanie Joly says Honda Canada remains "fully committed" to major electric-vehicle investments in Canada after the company announced Tuesday that it was pausing a ...

The Japanese carmaker announced a two-year delay in investment that included a battery plant and assembly facility at its plant in Alliston, Ontario. Honda Canada is postponing a $15-billion electric ...

In yet another setback to Ontario’s automotive sector, Honda Canada announced that it is delaying a $15-billion electric-vehicle project in Ontario for two years due to weak demand for EVs.