Canadians cool on EVs | APMA office comes to Windsor, Ont. | Australian miner plans Ontario processing plant | Stellantis says EVs to be tough on suppliers | Nissan Canada issues do-not-drive warning

'The reality is that [EVs] are still considerably more expensive than comparable gas-powered vehicles,' says director of J.D. Power Canada’s automotive practice

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Thursday, May 30, 2024 NOMINATE A CHAMPION OF DIVERSITY NOW: The Automotive News Canada Champions of Diversity program will be recognizing executives in the Canadian auto industry who've demonstrated their commitment to improving diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace and their communities. The nomination window closes on July 29, 2024. Subscription Required Electric Vehicles More than half of Canadian car buyers 'very unlikely' to consider EVs, study finds   Read More > Subscription Required Suppliers APMA opens office in Windsor, Ont., to service more suppliers   Read More > ANC Podcast: May 24, 2024 | Trillium’s Brendan Sweeney on EV investment, labour and future plants   Brendan Sweeney, the managing director of the Trillium Network for Advanced Manufacturing, talks about what the recent run of investments automakers and suppliers have made in Ontario’s electric-vehicle and battery production means for Ontario, suppliers and the workforce. He also talks about what the future holds for investment and suppliers as some automakers appear to be pulling back on their rush to electrification. Listen to the Podcast >   Subscription Required Suppliers Australian miner Wyloo plans Sudbury processing plant to supply EV industry   Read More > Suppliers EV switch will be 'burden' on suppliers, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares says   Read More > Recalls Nissan Canada issues do-not-drive warning for 48,000 vehicles over airbag issue   Read More > Subscribe An Automotive News Canada subscription includes 12 monthly issues – delivered in print to your doorstep, and digitally to your inbox – plus unlimited, 24/7 access to our website. Subscribe Connect With Us Our Mission “The Automotive News Canada mission is to be the primary source of industry news, data and understanding for the industry's decision-makers interested in Canada.” Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. Manage your email preferences. Automotive News Canada PO Box 243, Station A Windsor, Ontario, N9A 6K7 customerservicecanada@autonews.com