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BEV Bump: Canadian claim frequency hits new high
MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL
Toronto, Ontario --
Battery electric vehicles continued their upward climb in Canada’s collision repair landscape in the third quarter of...
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BrightDropped: GM ends Ontario EV van production
EV van built at CAMI Assembly will not be moved to another site
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30 under 40 special edition: Collision Repair 24#5 available online
Media Matters
Toronto, Ontario --
Canada Post may be on strike, but that won’t stop us from bringing you the latest issue of
Collision Repair
! While your print copy might...
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Coffee Charge: FLO partnership brings EV fast charging to Tim Hortons
Toronto, Ontario — Tim Hortons is partnering with FLO to install electric vehicle fast chargers at 100 restaurants across Canada by the end of 2028. The first charging site opened this summer in Regina, Sask., at 3810 Chuka Boulevard. Up to 13 additional locations are expected before the end of 2025, with 50 restaurants equipped by […]
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Crash Delay: Tesla faces audit after late safety reports
Toronto, Ontario — Tesla is facing another U.S. safety investigation — this time over claims it delayed crash reports tied to its self-driving vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened the probe on Aug. 20, alleging that Tesla submitted accident reports weeks or months after crashes occurred, instead of within the required five-day […]
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EV/AV Report — September 4, 2025
Toronto, Ontario — In this week’s EV/AV report: a study finds electric vehicles emit just 35 percent less carbon dioxide than traditional ones, Europe fiddles as a German and a Japanese OEM race to begin EV production in the continent, and General Motors breaks its EV sales records. Estimating Emissions A University of Michigan team […]
Charging Ahead: Government allocates $25 million to EV infrastructure
Toronto, Ontario — The federal government is investing $25 million to build more than 850 new electric vehicle chargers across Canada. Announced August 15, the funding supports 33 projects under three separate programs aimed at expanding charging infrastructure, advancing clean technology and cutting emissions from heavy-duty fleets. Natural Resources Canada’s Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program […]
Seller Slump: New EV sales plummeted 35% in June, StatsCan says
Toronto, Ontario — New data on Canadian vehicle sales during June, 2025 show electric vehicle sales have cratered over the past year. According to Statistics Canada, 14,090 new zero-emission vehicles were sold during the month, down 35.2 percent from the previous June. As a percentage of all vehicles sold comprised, EVs fell from about 9 […]
EV/AV Report: August 21, 2025
Toronto, Ontario — In this week’s EV/AV report, Ford invests in electric vehicle production while Pierre Poilievre calls for the repeal of the EV sales mandate, Elon Musk will receive $29 billion from Tesla and Tensor announces that the first privately owned AV is now available. EV Expenditure A Ford factory in Michigan will […]
Pricing Pivot: Ford announces US$30,000 EV pickup
Ford Canada
Toronto, Ontario --
Ford is unveiling plans to release a midsize electric pickup with a starting price of about US$30,000. Production is scheduled to begin in 2027...
Tesla on Trial: OEM partially liable for autonomous accident
Toronto, Ontario — Tesla must pay US$242 million after a Florida jury found the company partially liable for a 2019 crash using its Autopilot semi-autonomous driving system. The incident occurred when a man operating Tesla Model S collided with a parked Chevrolet Tahoe while travelling at about 100 km/hour. The accident occured at Key Largo, […]
EV/AV Report: August 7, 2025
Toronto, Ontario — In this week’s EV/AV report, electric range tests go awry down under, two OEMs enter a partnership and a popular pizza chain hires a team of robotic servers to slice through the competition. Falling shortFive EVs had OEM claims about range put to the test by the Australian Automobile Association. All of […]
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