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Nissan Canada announces membership to Electric Mobility Canada at EVVE 2024
EMC is proud to welcome Nissan Canada as a member. A pioneer in the global EV industry, Nissan has always been at the forefront of […]
New StatsCan data: ZEV registrations jump to 12.9 per cent in Q2 2024
More than 65,000 zero-emission vehicles were registered in Q2 2024 — a 30 per cent quarter-over-quarter increase
Watt’s Current – September 5, 2024
In this issue: EVVE 2024 is around the corner, Megan Lohmann appointed CEO of Community Energy Association & government of Canada supporting critical minerals processing in Kingston
Watt’s Current – August 29, 2024
In this issue: something for everyone at EVVE, Accelerate releases Battery Innovation Roadmap &Parliamentary Budget Officer releases report on EV Availability Standard
Who wins, and who loses, from Canada’s 100% tariff on Chinese EVs
Electric vehicles imported from China will effectively double in price beginning Oct. 1 with a 100 per cent tariff, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announcement Monday, matching the White House's tighter trade measures on China
Electric Mobility Canada’s statement on the government of Canada’s decision to impose a 100% tariff on Chinese-built EVs
August 26, 2024 Electric Mobility Canada (EMC) supports the federal government’s decision to impose a tariff on Chinese-built electric vehicles (EVs), however, EMC would like […]
Watt’s Current – August 22, 2024
In this issue: introducing our EVVE 2024 sponsors, MHD workshop at EVVE & Pollution Probe 2024 electric vehicle survey
Watt’s Current – August 15, 2024
In this issue: E-Marine showcase at EVVE 2024, ZEV Council Dashboard & federal investments in electric vehicles
Hyundai’s ‘TEV Talks’ aim to debunk EV myths for consumers
The initial session featured Patrick Lefebvre, Hyundai Canada’s senior product planner; Daniel Breton, the president of Electric Mobility Canada; and Patrick Nadeau, who drove his Hyundai Ioniq 5 from Quebec to Mexico in 2022.
Canada invests $4.2 million in MHDV projects to boost zero-emission vehicle adoption
The Canadian government allocated $4.2 million for projects focusing on medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) as part of its $7.5-million investment to promote zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs).