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Article content The last year has seen a sea change, and not only in the obvious COVID-19-induced sense. Consider the U.S., the EU, the U.K., Germany, and Japan — what do they all have in common? Aside from being a who’s-who list of our closest allies and trading partners, these world-shaping jurisdictions have plans to invest billions of dollars into building cleaner economies. They also have recently increased climate targets to match the scale of their ambition. Canada belongs on t...

Canadas Project Arrow initiative taps Aston Martins Fraser Dunn as chief engineer Zero-emissions vehicle initiative aims to sell country’s auto-parts savvy to the world RICHARD PARDON Dunn, who officially joins Project Arrow on Aug. 1, will steer the APMAs engineering team. Fraser Dunn, chief engineer of special projects for Aston Martin, is joining the Project Arrow team, which is developing the first Canadian-made, zero-emissions, autonomous vehicle. Dunn will serve as chief engineer of ...

Aston Martin engineer to join Canadian electric car venture Project Arrow Project Arrow is backed by 335 Canadian companies that have committed $100 million in technology, parts and engineering prowess Fraser Dunn, Chief Engineer of Aston Martin‘s special creations such as the Valkyrie and Valhalla hypercars, is set to join Canada’s Project Arrow team to develop the country’s first zero-emission, self-driving vehicle. Project Arrow is an initiative of the Automotive Parts Ma...

The man with the golden wrench: James Bond car engineer joins Canadian effort to build a Tesla north Auto A-team tasked with creating zero-emissions car with a $50,000 price tag that regular Joes might actually want to buy Author of the article: Joe OConnor Publishing date: May 06, 2021  •  2 days ago  •  9 minute read  •  Fraser Dunn, chief engineer of special projects for Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd., pictured with the Valkyrie, a supercar, made for billionaires. Dunn is qui...

RICHARD PARDON Dunn, who officially joins Project Arrow on Aug. 1, will steer the APMAs engineering team. Fraser Dunn, chief engineer of special projects for Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd., is joining the Project Arrow team, which is developing the first Canadian-made, zero-emission, autonomous vehicle. Dunn will serve as chief engineer of the project, said Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA). While at the U.K.-based luxury sports car manufacturer, D...

/ The Man With the Golden Wrench: James Bond car engineer joins Canadian effort to build a Tesla north Auto A-team tasked with creating zero-emissions car with a $50,000 price tag that regular Joes might actually want to buy by Joe OConnor SHARE STORY Fraser Dunn, chief engineer of special projects for Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd., pictured with the Valkyrie, a supercar, made for billionaires. Dunn is quitting Aston Martin to join Project Arrow, a Canadian effort to build a...

The Globe and Mail Future of Automotive event tackles alternative fuels, vehicle ownership and more Globe and Mail Event Bookmark Event summary produced by The Globe and Mail Events team. The Globe’s editorial department was not involved. On February 24, editors and reporters for The Globe and Mail’s Drive section hosted a series of discussions on the state of the automotive industry, which has faced a unique set of challenges over the past year with restrictions and limitations on th...

Stellantis plant in Windsor, Ontario For over a century, Ontario has been a powerhouse in Canadian auto manufacturing. With an industry on the cusp on unprecedented change, is Canada positioned to continue to be a dominant force? Will we be able to ride the changing face of mobility to a new golden era of Canadian auto production? In 2017, the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid started rolling off the lines of FCA’s plant in Windsor, Ontario. The highly anticipated sibling to the gasoline-powere...

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Theres Room For Canada-U.S. Collaboration As Companies Turn To Electric Cars As the auto industry pivots to electric vehicles, Canada can step up to the plate to work with the U.S. James McCarten, Canadian Press Carlos Bezz via Getty Images WASHINGTON — The storied North American automotive industry, the ultimate showcase of Canada’s high-tensile trade ties with the United States, is about to navigate a dramatic hairpin turn. But as the Big Three veer into the all-electric, autonomous era,...