Canada has secured more than $50 billion in EV-related investment over the past three years, all gearing up for US demand, with Canada’s economy “deeply intertwined” with the US – but Trump may throw a major wrench into the plan.
As newly elected president Donald Trump soon returns to the White House, Canada is now facing a mountain of worries and what-ifs, particularly in the auto sector, from possible new tariffs on Canadian-made vehicles to a breakdown in electrification policy, shifting the market completely. Plus the country could see 60 years of “cross-border automotive consensus” come to a screeching halt, reports Automotive News in an in-depth look at the issue.
“We’re so intertwined. Half of the vehicles made in Canada are made by American companies,” Flavio Volpe, president…
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