Innovation / Fleet

INFINITI Canada announced that the 2026 QX60 has earned the IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK 2025 designation, recognizing its crashworthiness and advanced driver assistance and safety technologies. The award, granted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, highlights INFINITI’s strong focus on occupant protection

INFINITI Canada announced that the QX65 has been named among Newsweek’s Most Anticipated Vehicles of 2026 for both the Canadian and U.S. markets. Inspired by the QX65 Monograph concept, the SUV features a fastback silhouette that echoes the iconic FX while signaling a new design direction for the brand

Every year, the members of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) are tasked with helping the public discover which vehicles are most likely to win their hearts. The process culminates in the announcement of the Car of the Year, the Utility Vehicle of the Year, and the Best Electric Car and Utility Vehicle available to Canadian consumers.

Jeep has unveiled the 2026 Gladiator Shadow Ops, a limited-run special edition launching the new “Convoy” campaign, which introduces a series of mission-ready vehicles designed for extreme off-road capability. Built on the proven Gladiator Rubicon platform, Shadow Ops makes history as the first mid-size truck to feature a factory-installed winch, a Jeep brand exclusive

The 2026 Toyota Crown Signia is now available in Canada, offering a refined hybrid SUV that blends style, comfort, and versatility. Designed for drivers seeking a premium experience, it features an electrified powertrain producing 240 horsepower, paired with an electronic on-demand all-wheel-drive system

Volvo’s upcoming fully electric EX60 has been named one of Newsweek’s Most Anticipated New Vehicles of 2026 in the United States and Canada, according to a press release dated December 17, 2025

Do you remember the days when automakers unveiled dream cars—unique vehicles not necessarily intended for production, but designed to spark the imagination of car enthusiasts

The battle continues to intensify in the compact SUV segment, as South Korean automaker Kia has just unveiled its all-new, redesigned second-generation 2027 Seltos

Ford’s European division has confirmed its intention to market two new electric vehicles in Europe. However, these new models, expected for 2028, will not be based on Volkswagen platforms as initially believed, but rather on Renault’s compact AmpR platform. This platform is already used by the new R5 (shown below), which is currently enjoying strong popularity in the European market