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EVfriendly News Roundup – June 2024

B.C. lowers rebate cap on electric vehicles, triggers industry backlash On June 18, 2024, British Columbia reduced the rebate cap for electric vehicles from $55,000 to $50,000, limiting the $4,000 rebate to cheaper models. This move has faced criticism from Canadian automobile industry leaders, who argue it was made hastily and will negatively impact consumers

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EVfriendly News Roundup – February 2024

Putting electric vehicles to the test: Are we ready for 2035? The readiness for widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) by 2035 is explored, highlighting challenges like range, charging infrastructure, and repairs. The consumer landscape appears unreliable and unregulated, with concerns about pricing and reliability of charging infrastructure. Additionally, there’s a call for more support

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The federal and provincial governments have set aggressive targets whereby all new passenger car sales must be zero-emission vehicles by 2035.

The Bad News About Electric Cars

Many roadblocks stand in the way of the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), but with every challenge, there lies an opportunity. by Rene Young Hardly a day goes by without an article related to electric vehicles appearing in news feeds. A guy traveling from Manitoba to Michigan has trouble finding charging stations along his route

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