Limited charging options for electric vehicles remains a significant barrier to EV adoption
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Older vehicles in British Columbia are being targeted by auto thieves, more so than in other provinces
federal budget adds funding for purchase rebates and charging stations
Spring season means spring cleaning for your vehicle – spring detailing services are offered by your local new car dealer
As world events continue to impact the supply chain and create inflationary pressures on consumer goods, it’s leading many to rethink their spending habits. In fact, a new Leger poll suggests Canadians are looking for ways to cut back on spending as concerns rise about the cost-of-living rise alongside an...
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In spite of the problems, year-over-year vehicle results in BC are encouraging
The past two years has been a challenging period for many people as we have accepted some of realities of a pandemic, such as working from home. While this may mean accumulating fewer miles and less wear and tear on our vehicle, it doesn’t mean we should forego basic maintenance and upkeep.
The ongoing development of charging networks is proving to be a contributing factor to electric vehicle adoption in many jurisdictions
As we enter the initial weeks of 2022, there is optimism that the coming months will also signal a positive change for the auto sector.
A decade ago, the notion of electric vehicle sales becoming a dominant force in the new vehicle market appeared far-fetched.
2021 proved to be another rollercoaster ride as the COVID pandemic continued, and severe fires and flooding impacted various areas of the province.
