Tesla Pauses Model 3 Premium Orders in Canada
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.
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Read 8 Vehonix articles about Electric vehicles: Canadian new-car news, reviews and analysis, with official NRCan fuel ratings, checked MSRP and recalls.
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.
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.
Toyota's two compact EVs share a platform but differ on range, space and price. We compare the 2027 C-HR and bZ on batteries, NRCan efficiency, cargo room and features to help you choose.
Up to 468 km of range, NACS access to Superchargers, an 11 kW onboard charger and a heat pump: here is how the Toyota bZ handles range, charging and Canadian winters, with NRCan ratings.
The 2027 Toyota C-HR costs $44,895 to $54,395 MSRP in Canada, with a 77 kWh battery in every grade. We compare prices, range and features to find the best-value C-HR.
The 2027 Toyota C-HR is on sale in Canada from $44,895, with a 77 kWh battery in every grade, up to 496 km of range and up to 338 hp. Here is what Toyota's sporty compact EV offers.
The 2027 Toyota bZ costs $45,985 to $61,685 MSRP in Canada, almost unchanged from 2026 but now with charging adapters included. We break down each grade and pick the best value.
Toyota's electric compact SUV arrives for 2027 with CCS and J1772 adapters in the box, up to 468 km of range, three grades and prices that barely move. Here is what's new.