Canadians not sold on EVs | Hurdles in using Tesla chargers | Mitsui High-tec expanding in Ontario | Ferrari adds powerful derivatives

'Despite current [Canadian] legislation that is pushing hard for EV adoption, consumers in Canada are still not sold on the idea of automotive electrification'

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Arab investors shift to Chinese EV startups | Sales rebound to end in June | Price war: Where the big deals are | Tesla on pace for quarterly record | VW: Clarity needed from Beijing on data transfers

The world's biggest light vehicle and electrified car market is drawing a raft of investment from oil rich Arab nations looking to strike gold in Chinese startups.

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