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Federal EV Charging Investment Welcome – But Affordability And Policy Reality Must Be Addressed By Senior Governments

The New Car Dealers Association of BC (NCDA) welcomes today’s federal announcement of $22.7 million to support eight new EV charging projects across British Columbia, adding more than 480 public and fleet chargers to improve access for electric vehicle drivers. While this is a positive step, NCDA cautions that charging infrastructure…

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BC’s Move to Update the HOV Decal Program Is Smart, Efficient – and Common-Sense

The Government of British Columbia has announced a common-sense change to how zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) access high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes - eliminating the requirement for a specialized decal and instead adopting clear signage to guide drivers.

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NCDA President/CEO to attend notable US-Canada Auto Dealers’ Association Meetings – July 14/15 in Montreal

The President and CEO of the New Car Dealers Association of BC (NCDA) and Executive Director of the Vancouver International Auto Show will be among auto industry leaders attending notable cross-border meetings next week to focus on the most urgent challenges facing dealers around North American.

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New Car Dealers Make Pre-Budget Recommendations to Mitigate the Impact of US Tariffs and Economic Uncertainty

In a pre-budget submission to The Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services, the New Car Dealers Association of BC (NCDA) is recommending government use levers at its disposal to support consumers, the new vehicle sector and a more resilient economy.

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NCDA Day at the Legislature Takes on Serious Tone

NCDA hosted its annual DAY AT THE LEGISLATURE where some of the most popular and innovative vehicle models were on display – providing MLAs on both sides of the aisle to speak with dealers about the latest features and innovations.

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Vancouver International Auto Show Wraps Up with Record-Breaking Attendance for Second Consecutive Year

The 2025 Vancouver International Auto Show (VIAS) has officially come to a close, marking a significant milestone for the automotive industry and the city of Vancouver. For the second consecutive year, the event has set a new attendance record, with 138,773 visitors (129,033 in 2024) experiencing the latest innovations in…

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Vancouver International Auto Show Begins With A Celebration Of Excellence

The Vancouver International Auto Show is officially underway at the Vancouver Convention Centre (VCC) and kicked off with an opening night celebration honouring Green Star Dealer Award recipients for their outstanding work in the sale of clean energy vehicles, and Salespeople of the Year award winners.

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Budget 2025 Doesn’t Go Far Enough to Prepare For New Economic Reality/Impact of US Tariffs, Say BC’s New Car Dealers

The NCDA warns BC Budget 2025 offers little relief as US tariffs drive higher vehicle and parts costs, impacting consumers and a $17B industry employing 30,000 and generating $775M in tax revenue.

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NCDA Seeks Fresh Approach From New NDP Administration On Policies That Threaten To Punish Consumers

The NCDA is encouraging the NDP to apply a fresh set of eyes to concerns that impact affordability.

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NCDA Urges New NDP Government to Support Policy Shifts that will Support Affordability

After a hard-fought provincial election campaign during which the issue of affordability played a central role the new NDP government is being urged to address policy changes that will bring cost relief to consumers.

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Half of British Columbians opposed to the provincial government’s regulations requiring 100% zero-emission vehicles sales by 2035

British Columbian’s are concerned with the provincial government’s regulation requiring 100% zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) sales by 2035, according to a new poll from Leger released today. The survey found that half of B.C. residents oppose the provincial government’s plan to require 90% ZEV sales by 2030 and 100% sales by…

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NCDA Says Focus on Affordability Should Extend to Key Cost Drivers For Families, Including Vehicles

The NCDA says Budget 2024 initiatives on affordability should extend to the application of the New Car Luxury Tax and ensuring ZEVs remain as affordable as possible.

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Federal EV Charging Investment Welcome – But Affordability And Policy Reality Must Be Addressed By Senior Governments

BC’s Move to Update the HOV Decal Program Is Smart, Efficient – and Common-Sense

NCDA President/CEO to attend notable US-Canada Auto Dealers’ Association Meetings – July 14/15 in Montreal

New Car Dealers Make Pre-Budget Recommendations to Mitigate the Impact of US Tariffs and Economic Uncertainty

NCDA Day at the Legislature Takes on Serious Tone

Vancouver International Auto Show Wraps Up with Record-Breaking Attendance for Second Consecutive Year

Vancouver International Auto Show Begins With A Celebration Of Excellence

Budget 2025 Doesn’t Go Far Enough to Prepare For New Economic Reality/Impact of US Tariffs, Say BC’s New Car Dealers

NCDA Seeks Fresh Approach From New NDP Administration On Policies That Threaten To Punish Consumers

NCDA Urges New NDP Government to Support Policy Shifts that will Support Affordability

Half of British Columbians opposed to the provincial government’s regulations requiring 100% zero-emission vehicles sales by 2035

NCDA Says Focus on Affordability Should Extend to Key Cost Drivers For Families, Including Vehicles

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