Big names like Amazon and FedEx may be leading the way, but our round-up of fully electric vans finds an increasing number of options are coming to Canada for companies looking to electrify their fleets
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KMPG poll finds that most Canadians plan to go electric, with price the only major roadblock and younger generations the most keen
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The electrification of public transit is set to rapidly accelerate in the upcoming decade with a landmark $15 billion federal investment that stands to benefit stakeholders from OEMs to municipalities to riders
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When combined with published private research data for Q4, figures point to a modest drop in full-year 2020 Canadian EV sales
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You’re not just imagining it. There are more EV charging stations out there. Our latest tally of Canadian charging network deployments shows a 22 per cent increase in fast-charger installations since last March. Despite a rough 10 months, there are now fewer gaps in Canada’s EV infrastructure
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With the federal government’s proposed plan to reduce transportation emissions targeted for a 2022 launch, policy experts say the CFS will boost electric vehicle sales by encouraging new investments in EV charging
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Funding will go to third-party organizations — provincial and municipal governments and non-profits, in particular — that are able to co-fund and administer payouts to recipients installing urban and suburban EV chargers
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Today’s ID.4 global debut — an SUV with more than 400 kilometres of range — follows the launch of the compact ID.3 in select markets, and kicks off a transformative plan to roll out 75 all-electric VW models worldwide by 2029
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The Drive to Zero initiative advocates for a Beachhead Strategy to target segments where zero- and near-zero technologies are most likely to succeed. China, Germany and Japan are among those joining Canada in making the pledge ahead of next week’s Clean Energy Ministerial
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The 60-bus TTC fleet consists of BYD, New Flyer and Proterra buses, allowing head-to-head performance comparisons that will inform future purchases
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