The two-year program, designed to offer Alberta Motor Transportation Association members a choice of three trucks, has drawn strong interest
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From start-up to one of Canada’s largest electric logistics fleets, Bolt Logistics is blazing a trail in commercial electric vehicle ownership and operation. In an Electric Autonomy Canada exclusive, CEO Mark Ang discusses the costs, strategy, upside, tradeoffs, decision modelling and rewards of being an early leader in fleet electrification
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Canadian electric vehicle fleet operators and drivers are set to benefit from the convenience of using one card or app to access chargers from some of North America’s largest networks
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There is a lot to consider for condos, commercial buildings and other multi-unit residential buildings looking to install EV charging infrastructure. A panel of experts discuss how to get the job done right
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The latest Ontario trial of a low-speed automated shuttle (LSAS) on public roads could serve as a blueprint for future autonomous vehicle deployments, say the project’s backers
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The province is dedicating $250 million over three years to begin the switch, with local manufacturer Lion Electric set to benefit from the initiative
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In an exclusive interview with Electric Autonomy, Pride Enterprises CEO Sam Johal explains why he sees the company’s electric vehicle orders as a competitive advantage and teases their plans to roll out charging infrastructure on specific regional routes
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Newly ratified deal gives Ontario workers a bigger bite of EV manufacturing, with GM to invest $1 billion to transform its CAMI plant in Ingersoll, Ont. Deliveries to start in late 2021
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Announcement also provides new funding for large-scale zero-emission fleet deployments and added incentives for tourism and hospitality industry to offset COVID-19 setbacks
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After announcing a deal to buy 150 Tesla Semis in November, the Mississauga trucking and logistics company just ordered more than 6,300 Workhorse electric last-mile delivery trucks
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