
CES 2026: AI and Solid-State Batteries Redefine the Future of Automotive
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 once again confirmed that the future of the

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 once again confirmed that the future of the

Canada’s automotive market continues its transition toward normalization, marked by slower sales growth, persistently

Canada is revising its trade strategy regarding electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China, signaling

More than 1,200 repair and body shops hit in a year, but parts distributors are even more exposed Business failures are rising in France’s automotive aftermarket. According to a study

Purolator wins the top prize at the inaugural Canadian Clean Fleet Awards, celebrating fleet electrification across the country Fleet electrification in Canada had its first big night. The Canadian Clean

Press release issued by LKQ Corporation on November 9, 2026. LKQ Corporation (Nasdaq: LKQ) today announced that Salvatore A. “Sal” Abbate will assume the role of President and Chief Executive

By Karim Mouldi Major infrastructure projects are coming across Canada. So are the fleets, trucks, and vehicles needed to support them. One question remains: who will repair them? Ottawa hinted

” Chiefly office is not something that history has given to certain individuals to use or abuse as they see fit. Like all forms of leadership, it places specific responsibilities

At the helm of the Quebec Recreational Vehicle Dealers Association (ACVLQ), Christian Caza and his team work to defend dealers’ interests and support the development of an ever-evolving industry. As


The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 once again confirmed that the future of the automotive industry lies at the intersection of technology and mobility. This year’s event showcased innovations that

Canada’s automotive market continues its transition toward normalization, marked by slower sales growth, persistently high vehicle prices, and significant adjustments driven by public policy changes and emerging technologies. According to

Canada is revising its trade strategy regarding electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China, signaling a shift that could reshape the domestic automotive market. After enforcing high tariffs to protect local