Canadian new-vehicle sales up 2% in 2025 despite a down December | Canadian startup Betterfrost gets warm auto reception as it advances windshield deicing tech | As software-defined vehicle innovations abound at CES 2026, a pesky limitation remains: Hardware

Automakers sold the most vehicles since 2019 but remained seven per cent off the record pace of 2.04 million set in 2017.

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