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Canada’s Project Arrow Unleashes Vector and Borealis

Canada’s Project Arrow Unleashes Vector and Borealis

Two EV Prototypes, One National Vision Canada just doubled down on its EV ambitions. At the 2026 Canadian International AutoShow in Toronto, the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) revealed two new Project Arrow prototypes: Vector and Borealis. Together, they signal the next phase of Canada’s homegrown zero-emissions vehicle program. Project Arrow first debuted in 2023…

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Lucid Stages Its Most Cinematic EV Reveal Yet

Lucid Stages Its Most Cinematic EV Reveal Yet

Seven SUVs. One Orchestra. Zero Ordinary Launches. Lucid just rewrote the EV reveal playbook. Instead of a press conference, the company staged a live orchestral performance inside Berlin’s iconic Tempodrom. The event, called The Seven Suite, placed the new Lucid Gravity SUV at the center of a cinematic music experience just days before the city’s…

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A Big Shift: Highlander Enters the EV Era

A Big Shift: Highlander Enters the EV Era

Highlander Goes Electric—and American-Made Toyota has officially revealed the 2027 Highlander, and this time, it’s fully electric. The all-new version of the popular midsize SUV will be Toyota’s first three-row EV in the U.S. and its first electric vehicle assembled in America. This move combines brand familiarity with market-savvy thinking. Toyota is banking on the…

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Canada Considers Building EVs with China

Canada Considers Building EVs with China

From Tariffs to Teamwork Canada is signaling a major shift in its electric vehicle strategy. Rather than simply importing Chinese EVs, the country is now exploring the idea of manufacturing them domestically in partnership with Chinese automakers. This new approach would see EVs built in Canada using local suppliers, then exported to markets worldwide. It…

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Trump Team Raises the Bar for EV Chargers

Trump Team Raises the Bar for EV Chargers

America First, Now in EV Charging U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has announced a major overhaul of federal EV charger rules. Under the new Buy America proposal, chargers built with federal money must be made entirely in the United States. This raises the required domestic content from 55% to 100%. Once finalized, the rule…

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