Roundandroundwego · 61-69
@Roundandroundwego Did you heart your own post? lol. Not even sure what you just said.
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@Roundandroundwego Actually I read very well thank you, I also form sentences correctly. I am not a "Murkan", assuming that is slang for an American. Yea, guess I am kinda grumpy this morning. Just ignore me.
Nanoose · 70-79, M
I live in British Columbia Canada. 100% of our electricity is produced from renewable energy sources. My average monthly electric bill is $24 - bet an American household that gets it's electricity from coal fired plants pay at least 3X that. Seems to me 1 out of 3 cars in my area are electric or hybreed. Canada is in the future while Trump is dragging America into the past - maybe soon he will order that all trains go back to coal power. Cheers and happy weekend!
Khenpal1 · M
the problem is that they were designed for Chinese roads , Chinese drivers , they have the same problem with their cars have in Europe Canada will have BYD cars here in just a few months, Cars software do not work in the west.
@Khenpal1 Ah yes, the Chinese car expert signs in. They aren't even for sale here yet, but you know all the issues already. lol.
It really is pretty simple to fix software to work in another country, especially when you are introducing a new model and want people to buy it. I'm pretty sure the software isn't going to be an issue.
It really is pretty simple to fix software to work in another country, especially when you are introducing a new model and want people to buy it. I'm pretty sure the software isn't going to be an issue.
Strictmichael75 · 61-69, M
ron122 · 46-50, M
EV sales are going nut? You really live in fantasy land.
@ron122 Perhaps it is you that should do some reading Ron. Here, let me help you.
"75% EV sales spike in March a strong signal that 2026 will be Canada’s EV comeback year"
"“Regionally, this was a phenomenal 136% year-over-year increase in Quebec, a 53% increase in B.C. and the territories, and a 40% increase in Ontario.
“That amounts to 12.2% of new vehicle sales in Canada (compared to 6.5% last March), but provincial numbers tell another story. Roughly a quarter of British Columbians and those in the territories (23.5%) purchased an EV in March, 21.8% of Quebecers did likewise, while Canada’s largest province, Ontario, continues to catch up with EV sales at 8%.
“While price matters, clarity is similarly important. Last year’s EV rebate pause caused many would-be EV buyers to wait on the sidelines, artificially deflating normal EV demand. That is now being rectified."
https://cleanenergycanada.org/75-ev-sales-spike-in-march-a-strong-signal-that-2026-will-be-canadas-ev-comeback-year/
"75% EV sales spike in March a strong signal that 2026 will be Canada’s EV comeback year"
"“Regionally, this was a phenomenal 136% year-over-year increase in Quebec, a 53% increase in B.C. and the territories, and a 40% increase in Ontario.
“That amounts to 12.2% of new vehicle sales in Canada (compared to 6.5% last March), but provincial numbers tell another story. Roughly a quarter of British Columbians and those in the territories (23.5%) purchased an EV in March, 21.8% of Quebecers did likewise, while Canada’s largest province, Ontario, continues to catch up with EV sales at 8%.
“While price matters, clarity is similarly important. Last year’s EV rebate pause caused many would-be EV buyers to wait on the sidelines, artificially deflating normal EV demand. That is now being rectified."
https://cleanenergycanada.org/75-ev-sales-spike-in-march-a-strong-signal-that-2026-will-be-canadas-ev-comeback-year/