Innovation / Fleet

The automotive world is buzzing: BMW and Toyota, two innovation giants, officially joined forces to develop a hydrogen fuel cell engine that promises to rewrite the rules of sustainable mobility. Yes, this is indeed the “engine of the future” you may have heard about — a collaboration targeting mass production by 2028. Forget yesterday’s hybrids and today’s electric vehicles: this dynamic duo is betting everything on hydrogen, with goals of efficiency, zero emissions, and a radical shift in how we power our cars.

General Motors has (finally) unveiled it: the new 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X, which, according to many enthusiasts, could have been named Zora (Zora Arkus-Duntov has long been considered the “father” of the Corvette during the 1950s, after he made the necessary modifications to the production model to turn it into a true performance car)

Despite the recent decline of interest in electric vehicles, Japanese automaker Nissan still believes in this technology

While attending the Canada Automotive Summit in Vaughan, Ontario, Bev Goodman, President of Ford Canada, confirmed that the transformation of the automaker’s Canadian plant in Oakville, Ontario—a $3 billion CAD project—is well underway

EcoPro BM, a South Korean company that produces battery components, announced the suspension of the construction on its US$1.2 billion plant in Bécancour, Quebec, in June (without specifying an exact date)

American giant General Motors has announced plans to invest up to US$4 billion in three of its U.S. factories to meet consumer demand for gasoline-powered vehicles

The automotive world is a fertile ground for imagination and even for the creation of entirely new vehicles

If there is one name that resonates strongly in Montreal’s automotive scene, it’s John Scotti. This enthusiast has built a solid reputation thanks to his Lamborghini dealership, one of the largest in the world, not to mention his Lotus and Mitsubishi franchises and his luxury-vehicle and truck rental agencies. But at the heart of his passion lies his love for vintage and classic cars.

If you follow the news closely, you know that yet another, yes, another!, ship carrying vehicles caught fire, this time in the Pacific, near Alaska’s Aleutian Islands