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In the past six years , the federal government alone has spent or committed to spend over $50 billion on electric vehicle ( EV ) production and sales.
Of the 25.7 million vehicles registered in Canada , just under 330,000 are fully electric.
Nearly 6% of new cars being sold are currently EVs (although that market has stagnated).
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