Another EV adoption hurdle | Nissan's Jeremie Papin to retailers: Throughput is on the way | Former Kelley Blue Book publisher dies | Subaru to replace WRX TR with TS | A window to Mustang GTD's soul

The challenge of falling residuals and leases that are costlier is that leasing has emerged as a popular way to introduce consumers to EVs.

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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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