Lasting Changes from COVID by Kate Vigneau
The pandemic has significantly altered the way that we conduct our business and personal lives, but when it does finally subside, which of these changes are likely to stick with…
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CES 2021: Autonomous Vehicles – Between Science and Fiction
At the CES 2021, a panel of experts discussed the practical applications of autonomous vehicles. For Karl Weiss of Caterpillar Robotics, autonomous vehicles have been part of his daily life…
Room for All: Large Cargo/Passenger Vans
Large vans remain the backbone of the delivery and passenger carrying business. Here’s a look at what’s currently available in Canada. Commercial vehicles don’t get completely updated nearly as often…
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Nissan: Reinventing the Rogue
The Rogue has been Nissan’s best-seller consecutively since 2012, both on the consumer side as well as fleet, where the Rogue is Nissan’s number one choice…
GM to Convert CAMI into Canada’s First-Large Scale EV Auto Plant
Subject to ratification of a tentative 2021 agreement reached with Unifor and confirmation of government support, General Motors plans to bring production of its recently announced…
CES 2021: Electric—From Anxiety to Joy
At CES 2021, two experts explained how their companies are working to remove barriers to EV adoption. Carolin Reichert, Vice President of Connected Mobile Solutions at…
2022 Eclipse Cross Debut: “More Than a Refresh”
The all-new Eclipse Cross represents the new face of the Mitsubishi brand. After almost two decades in the Canadian market, Mitsubishi is poised for the future…
CES 2021: Consumer Expectations
The global pandemic of COVID-19 has profoundly altered consumer expectations of the vehicles available to them. A panel of four experts spoke on this issue at…
CES 2021: GM Announces BrightDrop
At CES 2021, as part of the keynote address, General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra announced a new business unit, BrightDrop. Conceived from the company’s…
