Electric vehicles

In just four months, the Ontario-made all-electric Project Arrow SUV was built by Ontario Tech University students and faculty at the ACE Innovation Garage.

Invest Ontario is supporting Magna's $471 million expansion across six different locations in Ontario, expected to create more than 1,000 new jobs by 2027.

Project Arrow makes use of Ontario’s complete end-to-end automotive supply chain and demonstrates the province's world-class automotive capabilities and innovation on the global stage.

Canada places second in BloombergNEF’s global battery supply chain ranking, credited with strengths in raw materials, ESG factors and industrial infrastructure.

Waabi have unveiled the Waabi Driver, an AI-first autonomy stack as software designed for factory-level OEM integration, large-scale commercialization, and safe deployment.

Volkswagen teams up with Ontario-based quantum computing leader Xanadu to develop safer, lighter and more cost-effective EV battery materials.

Since supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic and U.S.–China trade war, Korea has been working with Canada to source core raw materials for EV batteries.

Those in attendance at the Automotive Parts and Manufacturers Association (APMA) conference on Wednesday October 19, 2022, in Windsor, Ontario, were treated to a sneak peek of Project Arrow.

In the final installment of his two-outlet mini-series, National Public Radio’s HJ Mai reports on Ontario’s transition towards electric vehicles and building on Canada’s automotive legacy.

A recent article from Automotive News Canada states that electric vehicles (EVs) made in Canada will indeed qualify for U.S. consumer tax credits under a new U.S. bill.