People have been asking us to cover this story from Canada about 4 Tesla stores claiming $43 million in EV rebates from the Canadian government in 3 days and thus emptying the program account and blocking other auto dealers from getting reimbursed for EV rebates they passed along to customers. … [continued]
The first batch of Tesla vehicles manufactured in Shanghai has arrived in Vancouver, Canada, and a second load is on its way.
Is Tesla considering a new factory located in Ontario? A recent filing suggests it could be.
Tesla has opened a new factory to produce battery manufacturing equipment in Canada, Reuters reports. Frank Scarpitti, the mayor of Markham, Ontario, took to Twitter to share his excitement about Tesla’s presence in his city. He tweeted an official statement and added his thoughts on the positive news, noting that … [continued]
Visiting a Parks Canada location in an electric vehicle is easier than ever before, thanks in part to Tesla’s donation of hundreds of charging stations.
Tesla has created a new base Model 3 for the Canadian market. The standard range car is priced at $44,999, just low enough to take advantage of the new iZEV rebate that went into effect on May 1.
One of CleanTechnica’s street team (that’s you guys, our readers) just spotted a truck full of Tesla Model 3s destined for one of the automaker’s three shops in Vancouver, according to the delivery stickers. The spy shots come from Chinatown, Vancouver.
If you’re Canadian or you follow EV policy closely, you’ve probably seen that a not-so-cool new Ontario government has kneecapped a popular electric vehicle incentive program. Well, Tesla says that’s super not cool and is now taking the Ontario government to court. Like a boss.
A new video from Trevor at the Model 3 Owners Club documents the first delivery of a Tesla Model 3 in Canada. The first Model 3 delivery in the northern country is thought by many to be the start of a wave of deliveries in the back half of the second quarter as Tesla attempts to defer hitting the critical 200,000th delivery of its vehicles in the United States.
Elon Musk has a history of making most of Tesla’s official announcements on Twitter, including specifically responding to some tweets directly. Most recently, he has been working customer service issues directly on Twitter and, as per his usual MO, is taking matters into his own hands. Dr. Kevin Leung called … [continued]
