Making Canada an EV powerhouse | Go Auto expands in B.C. | Mercedes EQE is en route | Latest on the chip shortage

Francois-Philippe Champagne was selling Canada's EV industry in Germany in May, in Japan in July, and in Detroit in September. In November he has meetings in South Korea

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