Canada’s electric‑vehicle sector remains sluggish even after the government reinstated purchase rebates, prompting questions about the country’s long‑term sustainability strategy. Analysts point to a mix of supply‑chain bottlenecks, limited charging infrastructure, and consumer hesitancy as key obstacles. While the rebate program has spurred a modest uptick in sales, it has yet to reverse the broader trend of declining market share relative to U.S. and European peers. The article explores how policy tweaks, investment in local manufacturing, and broader incentives may be needed to give Canada’s EV market a lasting lift.
Why Canada’s EV market is still struggling to bounce back, despite the return of rebates Automotive News
