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Mini creates a new Countryman to squeeze under EVAP $50,000 limit (opens the original)
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On Mini Canada’s configuration website, you’ll see that the starting price for the Mini Countryman Electric SE ALL4 is $59,990. Add a few options, and the price easily hits $65,000 before shipping, delivery fees, and taxes. At that price, no federal or provincial incentives are available to the buyer. This is because the Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP) has a simple rule: the final transaction price must be under $50,000. However, as we’ve seen since federal incentives returned last
Quebec will continue to sell gas vehicles after 2035 (opens the original)
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Provincial elections have just been called in Quebec and while the campaigns will focus on American tariffs and, of course, the province’s never-ending discussion of souveraineté, one issue that probably won’t make the headlines is the province’s ZEV standard. This is because the CAQ government, without fanfare, no press conference, not even an official press release, has officially confirmed the reduction of its electric vehicle targets for 2035. Essentially, car manufacturers must now ensure t
Cell phones involved in way more car crashes than reported: IIHS (opens the original)
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The U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is certainly not afraid of paperwork. Or research. To wit: its researchers recently did a deep dive into nearly 17,000 traffic collisions that occurred in the United States between 2021 and 2024, specifically ones involving at least one vehicle with a driver that had signed up for a safe-driving app (you know, the ones that earn you discounts on insurance, because they monitor your driving behaviour). For each crash, IIHS researchers reviewe
Honda faces Canadian class-action over peeling paint—again (opens the original)
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Some carmakers are apparently struggling to perfect the art of applying white paint. Nissan, Hyundai, and Kia are all facing class-action lawsuits in Canada relating to pearlescent or metallic white paints that peel, and now another lawsuit for the same problem has just been filed in the Superior Court of Quebec. This time, it’s against Honda. Again. The lawsuit, led by attorney David Assor at the Montreal-based Lex Group law firm, seeks remedies, compensation, and punitive damages for all perso
Canadian electric-vehicle rebate applications level off (opens the original)
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When the Canadian government announced it was reinstating rebates of up to $5,000 towards the purchase of a new electric vehicle (EV), Canadians – and Quebecers in particular – rushed to their dealerships to buy EVs or plug-in hybrid (PHEV). Between February 16, when the federal Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP) was unveiled; and the end of April, nearly 25,000 requests for subventions were submitted. Unsurprisingly, half of them came from Quebec. But here’s the thing: the trend didn
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