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Statistics Canada reported that in the first quarter , or three months , of this year , 37,299 new zero -emission vehicles (ZEVs) registered, making up 8.7 per cent of all new motor vehicle registrations.
Shell Global released the results of a survey on Tuesday showing falling demand for electric vehicles, especially in Europe and the U.S. , with affordability the main reason cited, along with charging network reliability.
The Canadian government confirmed this week that it is exploring a new consumer rebate.
The iZev , or Incentives for Zero-Emission Vehicles, program was launched by the federal government in 2019 but ran out of funding by January of this year .
Dabrusin ’s comments suggest it will be replaced with a new strategy aimed at making EVs more affordable for some Canadians .
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