NCDA in the Media

On Tuesday, April 29, the B.C. government announced a pause on the CleanBC Go Electric rebate program, which gave consumers with incomes under $100,000 between $1,000 and $4,000 towards the purchase of an EV, and between $500 and $2,000 for the purchase of a plug-in hybrid.

A lot of number crunching may be necessary to determine car tariffs and prices

British Columbians interested in purchasing a vehicle might want to reach out to a dealership soon to lock in pricing as uncertainty climbs over tariffs. That’s according to the CEO of the New Car Dealers Association of B.C. “This has been a big cloud of uncertainty,” said Blair Qualey, speaking…

More evidence that the reports of the death of the auto show are greatly exaggerated, as the 2025 Vancouver International Auto Show set an attendance record at its conclusion late March. For the second consecutive year, the five-day event at the waterfront Vancouver Convention Centre set a new attendance record,…

CTV Morning Live stops by the Vancouver International Auto Show to find out how the auto industry is engaging more women!

Four years is a long time to sit and wait. But that’s what Vancouver-area car shoppers have had to do from the one-two punch of the pandemic, followed by a slow return to full participation in auto shows by the manufacturers. Now, the Vancouver International Auto Show is back in…

CADA published its 2023 Economic Impact Report

BC Drivers consider EVs with record BC gas prices