Auto Blog

It’s summer in BC, and people around the province are hitting the road to enjoy the nice weather and have some fun. Unfortunately, the increase in driving activity corresponds with a rise in impaired driving-related accidents.

Criticism of the recent reduction in the CleanBC Go Electric Rebate Program's eligibility, which now excludes 75% of vehicles by lowering the MSRP threshold from $55,000 to $50,000. These changes make ZEVs less accessible, threaten mandated sales targets, and could increase vehicle prices, undermining climate goals and affordability efforts.

On June 1st, the CarCareerBC Grant application process for 2024 officially opened. This initiative is a shining example of our sector’s dedication to nurturing the next generation of automotive professionals in British Columbia

In May, the federal government launched a National Action Plan on Combating Auto Theft, focusing on stricter penalties, intelligence sharing, and allocating $28 million to the CBSA. Auto theft in Canada cost $1.5 billion in 2023. BC has notably reduced theft rates due to coordinated law enforcement efforts. Continued collaboration…

The New Car Dealers of BC focus on transitioning British Columbians to zero emission vehicles (ZEVs). Potential owners often ask about range and charging stations. Understanding these factors is crucial for informed decisions. Local car dealers are invaluable resources, educating customers on the latest technology to help them choose the…

Last week, BC’s New Car Dealers Association hosted its annual EV Day at the Legislature to celebrate the progress of zero emission vehicles adoption in this province. The event is an annual coming together of industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to mark success and hold hybrid Association and Foundation Annual…

As the winter chill melts away and the days grow longer, there's no better time to hit the road and explore the breathtaking and incredibly diverse landscapes of our beautiful province.

A recent AutoTrader survey reveals a decline in Canadian interest in zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) over two years. Challenges like range anxiety, inadequate infrastructure, and pricing hinder adoption. Government mandates face skepticism, necessitating a flexible approach.