Tesla has lowered prices for the Model Y in Canada.
Tesla recently reduced the prices of both base versions of the Model Y in Canada, offering buyers of the popular AWD Model Y a discount of $12,000 in Quebec.
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Volvo Cars will stop financing Polestar and transfer the brand’s responsibility to Geely.
The significant involvement of Volvo in Polestar, where it holds approximately 48% of the electric vehicle manufacturer’s shares, has been criticized by analysts who view this investment as a burden on Volvo’s resources.
Lewis Hamilton joins Ferrari in 2025: A major turning point in the world of Formula 1
- Lewis Hamilton, seven-time Formula 1 champion, will leave Mercedes for Ferrari in 2025.
- Carlos Sainz will vacate his spot for the British driver at the Italian team.
Buick Encore GX 2024
Buick seems to be becoming the “Made in China” brand of the General Motors automotive group. We were talking about the small Envista coupe SUV, and this week, we reinforce this impression a bit by taking the road aboard the Encore GX, another entry-level small SUV signed by Buick and assembled in the Middle Kingdom.
GM plans to reintroduce plug-in hybrids in North America.
Returning to plug-in hybrids: GM adjusts its strategy in response to lower-than-expected demand for fully electric vehicles.
The 2025 Ford Explorer is equipped with larger screens but abandons the hybrid variant.
The 2025 Ford Explorer offers a new front face with a wider grille, a 13.2-inch touchscreen, and an updated center console.
Takata airbags that are still a danger at Toyota
Toyota Canada has issued a new urgent warning for approximately 7,300 cars as part of a 10-year-old campaign to remind customers that their vehicles may be equipped with defective Takata airbags.
H&H Classics will soon auction the Bentley S2 Continental of Inspector Clouseau.
Fans of the Inspector Clouseau’s adventurous escapades will soon be able to purchase the 1960 Bentley S2 Continental that belonged to their favorite actor, the British Peter Sellers.
Loblaw is doubling its fleet of electric semi-trucks with the addition of 10 Freightliner eCascadia trucks in Vancouver.
Canadian food distribution company Loblaw announced that it has doubled the size of its zero-emission semi-truck fleet by deploying 10 new fully electric Freightliner eCascadia trucks in Vancouver.