China’s domestic electric vehicle manufacturers are preparing to enter the Canadian market, following a recent agreement between Ottawa and Beijing that removes the 100% surtax on Chinese-made EVs in exchange for a quota system. The shift could open new opportunities for Chinese automakers to compete directly in Canada’s growing electric vehicle sector. With the policy change now in effect, industry observers are watching closely to see how the transition will impact pricing, supply chains, and consumer access to Chinese brands. The move marks a significant step in Canada’s evolving approach to balancing trade relations with China while expanding its EV market.
Domestic China automakers are closing in on launching sales in Canada, less than a year after Ottawa and Beijing struck a deal to replace Canada's 100-per-cent surtax on China-made EVs with a quota ...
