Cedric Mathieu, Vice President and Head of Turo Canada, discusses what the company’s data reveals: that there is a growing demand for zero-emission vehicles in Canada, and what this means for the Canadian automotive industry.
Todd Phillips is the editorial director of Universus Media Group Inc. and the editor of Canadian auto dealer magazine. Todd can be reached at tphillips@universusmedia.com.
Canadian Black Book released a 2025 market preview, which first underlined that the Canadian auto industry experienced a transformative 2024 thanks largely to some noteworthy shifts in vehicle availability, pricing, and market dynamics. In the new vehicle market, CBB said …
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Canada’s used wholesale vehicle market continued to soften in late February, according to the latest weekly analysis from Canadian Black Book. The report, covering the week ending Feb. 28, shows overall wholesale values declining modestly as the market continues adjusting …
FliteHouse has teamed up with the Manitoba Motor Dealers Association (MMDA) to launch AI-powered agents built specifically for automotive retailers. The partnership comes in response to an increasing demand from dealers across the province looking to tackle staffing costs, improve …
The Canadian automotive marketplace is headed for tough times in 2026 because of economic and geopolitical inconsistencies, combined with lingering effects from COVID that are wreaking havoc and creating volatility in terms of selling cars to consumers, an industry analyst …
Recent data from European online auction eCarsTrade reveals which vehicles lost half their value in five years, starting with the BMW 7 Series; the model’s value declined €73,000 or around CA$114,507. The company’s data also shows electric models the Nissan …