Innovation / Fleet

Quebec has never been fertile ground for the automobile industry in Canada. Historically, it is in Ontario that this sector has taken roots, a choice dictated by practical and geographical considerations. As early as the 1900s, entrepreneurs from Detroit (including Henry Ford) understood that it would be simpler and more efficient to produce certain popular models on this side of the border, in Ontario, rather than deal with the customs and administrative complexities involved in exporting to the Canadian market. Moreover, transportation logistics were clearly more advantageous there.

Hyundai Mobis, the parts division of South Korean Hyundai Motor Group, unveiled a new technology capable of extinguishing a potential fire inside a battery cell

Although the topic was first revealed a few years ago, the Ford Authority website has just confirmed its existence: Kumar Galhotra, Chief Operating Officer of the American automaker Ford, recently confirmed it

The name Shelby is very popular among sports car enthusiasts, especially those drawn to the “muscle cars” of the sixties. Even though this name became increasingly common with the appearance of the Cobras and Shelby Mustangs, it took several years before it was associated with Ford.

Nissan has been committed to bringing all-electric mobility to the masses for over a decade with the Nissan LEAF and the ARIYA

Korean manufacturer Hyundai unveiled an all-new Palisade SUV at the New York Auto Show

The Chevrolet brand of American automotive giant General Motors now offers an electric vehicle option for its police car fleet

The G70 Track Day Special Concept will make its global debut in Canada through a tour of Genesis Distributors across the country this spring

It appears that the city of Toronto will soon host the first Canadian autonomous vehicles on its roads