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In a move to accelerate the roll-out and deliveries of electric vehicles in Canada and the U.S., General Motors plans to invest at its St. Catharines, Ontario propulsion plant to manufacture more than 400,000 Ultium drive units a year. GM has not yet detailed the size of the investment, which …

Full-size SUVs may not be as popular in Canada as they are in the U.S., but with plenty of interior space and seating for up to nine, there’s no denying their appeal among large families. Which one is the best money can buy? The Car Guide has gathered its team …

Super Bowl LVII is coming on Sunday, featuring a duel between the two best teams in the NFL this year—the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. This is exactly what most football fans wanted to see. As for the action off the field, a lot of people are eagerly …

Full self-driving cars are not happening anytime soon (despite what Elon Musk wants us to believe), but current technology does allow a certain level of automated driving, sometimes with no hands on the steering wheel. Just like it did a couple of years ago, Consumer Reports has once again put …

Electric vehicles may be the new obsession of General Motors, but internal combustion engines—especially big ones—remain the automaker’s bread and butter. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that GM announced an investment of $854 million USD ($1.14 billion CAD) to prepare four of its U.S. plants to build next-generation …

Electric cars are nice, but what about pickups? These machines are all over the place, and it’s about time they get the battery treatment, too. Several automakers are actively working on fully electric trucks. Heck, a pair of models have already hit the road in Canada as we write these …

Inflation might be on everyone’s lips right now, but let’s not forget that there’s still a chip shortage going on in the auto industry. And it will likely continue well into 2023. There are some encouraging signs, though. For example, General Motors and Ford now expect to clear their massive …

On this very day two years ago, GMC officially resurrected the Hummer by unveiling its first-ever electric pickup. Now, here’s the second—the 2024 GMC Sierra EV. During a sneak peek in Royal Oak, Michigan, we managed to learn that the truck will not arrive in Canada until the 2025 model …

General Motors made a pretty big statement by resurrecting the iconic but gas-guzzling Hummer in the form of a fully electric pickup and SUV (the latter will enter production early in 2023). In typical Hummer fashion, however, it still has outrageous size and weight , not to mention a hefty …