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Longevity Learning: Electric vehicles may last up to 40 percent longer than expected, says new SLAC study
Toronto, Ontario — As noted in a recent study from scientists working in the SLAC-Standford Battery Center, electric vehicles subject to normal use may actually last a third longer than initially predicted. In a joint project between Stanford University’s Precourt Institute for Energy and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, the study aimed to demonstrate that owners […]
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EV/AV Report: DartSolar invents expanding solar roof for electric vehicles; while General Motors announces plans to defund Cruise ‘robotaxi’ project
Toronto, Ontario — In this weekly electric and autonomous vehicle report, DartSolar highlights an expanding solar roof technology intended to help charge electric vehicles; while General Motors announces plans to defund Cruise ‘robotaxi’ project. Electric expansions DartSolar has announced that it has invented an expanding solar roof rack intended to allow electric vehicles to gain […]
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Charged Coaching: Federal government to invest in VR training for 400 EV sector workers in Windsor area
Windsor, Ontario — The Canadian federal government, in partnership with Upskill Canada, has announced that it will be covering the cost to train approximately 400 people for Windsor’s electric vehicle (EV) battery plant. Specifically referred to as the “Battery Boost” program, the initiative is set to run from February 2025 to March 2026. The program […]
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Global Gains: GEVA global survey indicates that 92 percent of zero-emission vehicle owners would not switch back to an ICE vehicle
Toronto, Ontario — In its first-ever global survey of the experiences of electric vehicle (EV) users, the Global EV Drivers Alliance (GEVA) indicates that 92 percent of zero-emission vehicle owners would not switch back to an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle. The study received responses from over 23,000 EV drivers across 18 different countries and […]
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Tailor-Made Training: International Automotive Consulting, Thorold Automotive Solutions team up for customized auto recycler EV training
Thorold, Ontario — Frank Serravalle, owner of Thorold Automotive Solutions in Thorold, Ontario, recently arranged an electric vehicle (EV) safety training event for his staff. The training event was specifically delivered by Greg Aguilera, International Automotive Consulting (IAC) president and a specialist in EV training and management consulting. The event took place over two days, […]
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EV/AV Report: Electric vehicles gain in reliability according to new Consumer Reports; Waymo announces Miami expansion beginning in 2026
Toronto, Ontario — In this electronic and autonomous vehicle report, Consumer Reports’ annual vehicle reliability survey has found that new electric vehicles have fewer problems than in the past; while Waymo announces expansion into Miami, Florida beginning in 2026. Reliable ratings Consumer Reports’ annual vehicle reliability survey has found that new electric vehicles have fewer […]
Rear Frame Restorations: Tesla Cybertruck’s frame snaps after hitting pothole; costs owner $34,000 in repairs
Toronto, Ontario — A Tesla Cybertruck owner recently shared on social media that despite his truck’s rear subframe being shattered from a pothole and costing $34,000 to fix, they still believe that the vehicle is “the most amazing truck ever.” Notably, the owner originally shared on Facebook and Reddit that after four months to repair, […]
Ownership Overviews: Electric vehicles more than $18,000 cheaper in ownership costs compared to ICE, says Vincentric Canadian EV Cost of Ownership Analysis
Toronto, Ontario — Vincentric has released an updated Canadian Electric Vehicle (EV) Cost of Ownership Analysis, which indicates that 49 of the 50 EVs studied had lower total cost of ownership than their internal combustion engine (ICE) counterparts. The analysis specifically investigated eight ownership costs, including depreciation, fees and taxes, financing, fuel, insurance, maintenance, opportunity […]
Safety Success: Thorold Automotive Solutions hosts two-day EV safety training event for staff
Thorold Automotive Solutions
Thorold, Ontario — Frank Serravalle, owner of Thorold Automotive Solutions in Thorold, Ontario, recently arranged an electric vehicle (EV) safety training event for his staff. The training event was specifically delivered by Greg Aguilera, International Automotive Consulting (IAC) president and a specialist in EV training and management consulting. The event took place over the course […]
EV/AV Report: Mercedes-Benz develops solar paint to charge electric vehicles; while emergency vehicle lights may interrupt autonomous vehicle driving systems
Toronto, Ontario — In this weekly electric and autonomous vehicle report, Mercedes-Benz is reportedly developing a solar paint that could charge electric vehicles; while new research from Ben-Gurion University indicates that emergency vehicle lights may interrupt autonomous vehicle driving systems. Solar start-ups Mercedes-Benz has announced that it is developing a solar paint designed to charge […]
Losing Charge: Canadian electric vehicle interest continues to decline, says new EY report
Toronto, Ontario — According to EY Mobility Consumer Index 2024, consumer appetite for electric vehicles (EVs) may be showing signs of slowing, with only 50 percent of Canadians reporting desire for an EV, down two percent year-over-year. The study further notes that compared to Canadian interests, global intent to purchase a vehicle saw a seven […]
Fast Financials: VinFast beats revenue estimates on strong demand for third financial quarter; still reports $550 million net loss
Toronto, Ontario — On Tuesday, Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer, VinFast, reported a $550 million net loss for the third financial quarter–representing smaller than predicted results from the previous year. As noted by a report from Reuters, this smaller net loss was the result of lowered costs for materials and ramped-up production volumes. The news source […]
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