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How Canada can have 100% of new car sales be electric in 2035

Canada needs to keep EV targets and modestly reduce tariffs on low-cost Chinese EVs to reach them.

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Ethan Phillips
Aug 09, 2025
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In 2024, Chinese companies were responsible for a staggering 76% of all EV sales globally.

The Canadian branch plants of American auto firms are mad.

They are mad because Canada’s Electric Vehicle (EV) Availability Standard, which was finalized in late 2023, requires that at least 20 per cent of new vehicle sales in Canada be zero emission by 2026. Furth…

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