Canada's EV charging plan panned | Canadians not ready for AVs | 80% of Ferrari sales to be EVs, hybrids by 2030 | Ford recalls 394,000 vehicles in Canada

'Canada has one of the least comprehensive and ambitious charging infrastructure plans,' warns a report from the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association

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