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Bombardier's C-Series is a huge hit . . . for Airbus - Vimarsana News

Bombardier's C-Series is a huge hit . . . for Airbus

Exploring why so many great Canadian innovations end up in someone else’s backyard

Amherstburg man shares EV car experience on social media - Vimarsana News

Amherstburg man shares EV car experience on social media

When Eric Wortley became the new owner of an electric vehicle, the Amherstburg, Ont. resident never planned on documenting what it's like on social media. But as Windsor's auto sector started moving toward electrification, he noticed more of his friends debating the pros and cons of EVs over social media.

As interest in electric vehicles soars, experts say they haven't quite hit the mainstream - Vimarsana News

As interest in electric vehicles soars, experts say they haven't quite hit the mainstream

Automotive industry analysts say rising gas prices have more consumers looking into electric vehicles. But even as interest spikes, experts say too few options — and high prices — mean they haven’t quite hit the mainstream.

Source: cbc.ca
Electric vehicles save drivers thousands over life of vehicle: Report - Vimarsana News

Electric vehicles save drivers thousands over life of vehicle: Report

60 per cent of Canadians say it's time to buy an EV and 51 per cent say they'll never buy another gas-powered vehicle.

Source: driving.ca
Most Canadians now say 'it's time to get an electric vehicle | Economics - Vimarsana News

Most Canadians now say 'it's time to get an electric vehicle | Economics

Soaring gasoline prices and vulnerability in oil supply have convinced three in five Canadians that it's time to buy an electric vehicle and more than half say they "will never