After a long much anticipated wait the fully electric Hyundai Ioniq 5 hatchback is finally arriving in dealer showrooms. With a top electric range of 488km, radical out of the box styling, a roomy interior, and a lot of high- end technology, the Ioniq 5 looks like a sure -fire winner. Its boxy looks, flush pop out door handles and funky front and rear light cube treatments give it a unique look.
The 2022 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe is a personal luxury coupe of magnificent proportions, panache, and style. The E53 carries on for 2022 with the addition of new standard equipment, namely a heated steering wheel and Adaptive High beam Assist, both of which were extra-cost options in 2021.
More British Columbians can upgrade their skills to work on electric vehicles (EVs) through the expansion of the EV Maintenance Training program to three more post-secondary institutions, reaching more B.C. communities.
The Windy City is getting a black out in the form of the new 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Limited Black Package, which recently debuted at the 2022 Chicago Auto Show The Limited Black appearance package, now available for order, delivers legendary Jeep 4×4 capability with unique Gloss Black exterior accents and features.
Alfa Romeo is proud to announce the all-new 2023 Alfa Romeo Tonale, the metamorphosis – “La Metamorfosi” – of the legendary brand highlighted by a new era of luxury, electrification and connectivity while remaining true to its race-inspired DNA. As the first C-SUV from Alfa Romeo, North American consumers will experience over 110 years of heritage with the evolution of best-in-class performance from two all-new efficient powertrain offerings, which includes a plug-in hybrid with over 48 kilometres of pure electric range and 272 horsepower.
Honda Canada has won yet another Canadian Car of the Year Award in the “Best Large Car” category with the 2022 Honda Accord. This marks the second Automotive Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) award for Honda Canada in as many days and is a testament to the automaker’s award-winning sedan line-up.
Acura Canada and Make-A-Wish® Canada announced that a recent online private auction of a 2022 Acura NSX Type S has led to a donation of $306,364.90, the largest, one-time, single donation the organization has received from a living donor.
The Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) recently recognized Toyota’s leadership in both environmental technologies and advanced powertrain engineering as the association awarded its 2022 Best Green Innovation Award to the hydrogen fuel cell electric powertrain that drives the all-new, second-generation Toyota Mirai sedan.
GUANGZHOU, China, In late 2021 Genesis unveiled the Electrified GV70 SUV at Auto Guangzhou 2021. Appearing via video at the world premiere event, Jay Chang, Global Head of the Genesis brand, introduced the brand’s vision for electrification, after which SangYup Lee, Head of Genesis Global Design, discussed the Electrified GV70’s design. Markus Henne, Chief Executive Officer of Genesis Motor China, punctuated the event onsite by presenting Genesis’ market strategy for the country.
The Honda Civic wins North American Car of the Year for 3rd time—previously taking top honours in 2006 & 2016
Defy convention in the Toyota C-HR – the fun to drive compact crossover. Toyota offers Canadians three trim levels of the 2022 C-HR, all designed to stand out from the crowd.
The all-new 2023 Nissan ARIYA electric crossover and the all-new Nissan Z are getting closer to their upcoming on-sale date with the opening of special reservation portals starting February 3rd at 9:00am EST at Nissan.ca/ariyareserve and Nissan.ca/zreserve, respectively. This will give customers the opportunity to be one of the first to order these awaited Nissan vehicles.
People in British Columbia will soon have the added convenience of renewing their personal ICBC insurance policies online.
By Veeno Dewan “Canada’s harsh winters and active lifestyles demand a versatile, roomy, and capable vehicle. An SUV is ideal, and the choice is…
For 2022 the Tesla Model X has minor changes—improved cabin materials and significantly upgraded software. What has not changed is the full-size practicality. The Tesla Model X offers optional seating for up to seven occupants.