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The Vehonix editorial team writes about new cars sold in Canada, using official sources such as Natural Resources Canada and Transport Canada.
Transport Canada recall 2026461 covers certain 2024-2026 all-wheel-drive Kia Seltos. A control unit under the driver's seat can corrode and short-circuit, with a fire risk even when parked. How to check your VIN.
Toyota Canada announced a safety recall on October 14 for certain 2024-2027 Land Cruisers. A fuel tube connection near the tank may disconnect. About 6,721 vehicles in Canada. Dealer fix is free.
Tesla says its China EV import quota ran out, but Ottawa's October 9 report shows 33,069 of 49,000 spots unused. Here are the numbers, the EVAP rules and rebate-listed alternatives.
Subaru Canada has priced the 2027 Crosstrek from $30,695, with a new $36,995 Hybrid Onyx. We compare all six trims with 2026 and flag what Subaru hasn't confirmed yet.
Same name, very different SUVs. We compare the 2026 Ford Bronco and Bronco Sport on Canadian price, power, fuel use and towing, and tell you which one makes more sense for how you actually drive.
2026 Ford Bronco in Canada from $51,765 MSRP (Base) to $105,995 (Raptor). Seven trims, 4x4 standard, 300–418 hp, towing up to 2,041 kg. Fees, specs and recalls.
Transport Canada recall 2026356 covers certain 2021–2026 Ford Bronco SUVs. The engine wiring harness may short circuit and cause a fire. What to do and how to check your VIN.
Geely Auto has confirmed its Canadian launch plans for 2027. Here’s what the October 9 announcement means, what remains unconfirmed, and the ownership details buyers should watch.
Honda Canada has priced the 2027 Civic: the LX sedan stays at $29,090, a new $33,550 Sport-L adds leather and heated rear seats, and the Sport Touring Hybrid gains S+ Shift. Full sedan and hatchback price list inside.
Mitsubishi's new Leaf-based electric crossover starts at $48,998 and arrives in November. The base model fits under the $50,000 EVAP cap with just $1,002 to spare; the $54,098 Technology Package doesn't. Here's what Canadian buyers need to know.
The 2026 Camry hybrid starts at $34,575 MSRP, and 2027 pricing hasn't been published yet. We break down every 2026 grade, compare the two model years and pick the best values.
NRCan rates the Camry hybrid from 5.0 to 5.5 L/100 km combined. We compare FWD, AWD and XSE ratings, explain why highway and city are nearly equal, and help you choose.
