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By Éric Descarries U.S. auto safety regulators have announced that automatic emergency braking systems will be mandatory on all cars and light trucks from 2029. According to regulations finalized [...]

By Anne Bourgoin Alimentation Couche-Tard and electric vehicle (EV) charging app ChargeHub have teamed up to make Couche-Tard EV charging sites accessible to Hub passport users. This agreement [...]

By Anne Bourgoin As we told you last January, GM needed to offer plug-in hybrids again, especially in North America, to give the all-electric approach time to come back into the limelight. GM CEO [...]

By Anne Bourgoin Mitsubishi has just presented its 2030 Momentum plan to its 97 Canadian and American dealers. Kenji Harada, Mitsubishi’s President and CEO, outlined the company’s plans for the [...]

By Éric Descarries Despite the Biden administration’s 100% U.S. tariff on electric vehicles imported from China, leading Chinese automaker BYD (Build Your Dream) has decided to go ahead and [...]

(Article published in L’AUTOMOBILE Mechanics magazine, April 2024) By Isabelle Havasy Dominic Baribeau, Regional Vice President of NAPA Québec, highlights the resilience and evolution of the [...]

By Éric Descarries Since last year, Japanese manufacturer Toyo has been promising an EV version of its recently launched Open Country A/T III. So here it is, the all-new EV version of this [...]

(Article published in L’AUTOMOBILE Collision magazine, April 2024) By Anne Bourgoin Environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors have become top priorities for many companies. Not only does [...]

By Anne Bourgoin For decades, the names Dana and Hydro-Québec have been associated. But now the state-owned company has announced that it intends to exercise its put option to Dana TM4, for the [...]

By Anne Bourgoin General Motors has added a new exclusive function to its Super Cruise system. It is now possible to tow several types of trailer in Canada. This feature will be installed on a [...]