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Magna scaling back Lyft partnership as fully self-driving systems look further off
TORONTO — Magna International Inc. is scaling back its partnership with Lyft Inc. to co-develop self-driving technology as it…
Fiat Chrysler in talks with Foxconn to develop electric cars
MILAN — Fiat Chrysler is in talks with the Chinese company Foxconn to develop and manufacture battery-powered vehicles, the…
New numbers confirm Alberta drivers facing higher auto insurance costs
EDMONTON — New numbers confirm that many Alberta drivers are getting hit with rate hikes, and even some sharp spikes, in their…
US plan keeps autonomous vehicle standards voluntary
The Trump administration has unveiled its most recent round of guidelines for autonomous vehicle makers that rely on voluntary…
The results are in! The 2020 Canadian Truck King Challenge
From the December 2019 print edition
Early this year we sent invitations to every manufacturer asking them to provide us with…
The fleet safety plan
From the December 2019 print edition
Driver safety is a concept that doesn’t take long to become complex once its many facets…
Apart from the crowd
From the December 2019 print edition
The last decade has been one of refinement for cargo vans. Where customers once had little…
Annual sales of Canadian light vehicles fall for first time in decade: Des Rosiers
TORONTO — Canadian sales of passenger cars and light trucks were down about 3.6 per cent last year compared with 2018, according…
Electronic age means unclear path for Canada’s auto sector
Toronto — The last vehicles of an era rolled out of GM Canada's Oshawa assembly plant last week, but workers and the union behind…
Canadian auto employment up one per cent
TORONTO — An automotive industry analyst says that despite reported doom and gloom about the sector, average employment in the…
Share Now, formerly Car2go, to stop Vancouver, Montreal operations
Share Now, the company formerly known as Car2go, will stop operating in North America at the end of February.
The company says…
California considers requiring zero emission truck sales
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The country's most populous state could become the first to require a portion of new truck sales be electric…