According to the German newspaper Der Spiegel, automaker Volkswagen would delay the launch of its new Scout pickup truck lineup until 2028 at the earliest.
GM Canada has announced a new $63 million CAD investment in its Oshawa assembly plant to modernize its stamping operations.
On February 5, AIA Canada members from across the country gathered on Parliament Hill for our annual Hill Day, meeting directly with Members of Parliament, senators, and senior officials
Japanese automotive giant Toyota has just announced the appointment of Kenta Kon as the company’s chief executive officer. Previously Toyota’s executive vice president and a close associate of President Akio Toyoda
Despite a 2.3% decline in passenger car sales in Canada, the Honda Civic once again ranks first in overall car sales, even as consumers increasingly turn to SUVs, CUVs and pickup trucks.
It may not be the most expensive car ever sold at auction, but this 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta still found a buyer for the impressive sum of US$38.1 million at a Mecum auction
Despite declining interest from many consumers in electric vehicles, German automaker BMW continues to pursue this direction. Recently, it unveiled a prototype of its fully electric iM3 model. This vehicle would be based on a platform similar to that of the same model equipped with an internal combustion engine
As the Montreal International Auto Show (MIAS) gets underway, visitors can explore a room specifically dedicated to the AJAC’s annual Canadian Car of the Year awards (Automobile Journalists Association of Canada). The twelve finalist vehicles are on display, while the winners will be announced at the upcoming Toronto Auto Show
In a surprise announcement, global automaker Stellantis confirmed that it is ending production of its plug-in hybrid vehicles. This decision comes despite the company’s notable success with several plug-in hybrid models, including the Jeep Wrangler 4xe, the Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe, and especially the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivan
Japanese automaker Honda has decided to redesign its brand emblem starting in 2027, a change that will apply both to its vehicles and to company buildings. The new logo will retain the familiar “H” theme, but with a more stylized interpretation meant to resemble two slender vertical arms, symbolizing the brand’s commitment to “serving customer expectations.” On the vehicle side, the emblem will first appear on next-generation electric and hybrid models beginning in 2027. The outer border surrounding the logo will also be eliminated
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