EV/AV Report — September 4, 2025
Toronto, Ontario — In this week’s EV/AV report: a study finds electric vehicles emit just 35 percent less carbon dioxide than traditional ones, Europe fiddles as a German and a Japanese OEM race to begin EV production in the continent, and General Motors breaks its EV sales records. Estimating Emissions
Record Scratched: Tesla robotaxi scratches car’s tires on camera
Toronto, Ontario — A Tesla autonomous Model Y vehicle scraped a parked car in Austin, Texas, two weeks after the launch of the company’s robotaxi program. The Tesla scratched itself against the tires of a parked Toyota while trying to exit a dimly lit alleyway. The incident was filmed and
Analyzing Future Impact: Considering the future of electric vehicle collision repairs
The automotive industry is in the midst of a groundbreaking transformation as electric vehicles (EVs) take center stage, reshaping the landscape of car manufacturing and sales. This shift is not only affecting the way vehicles are built and sold but is also significantly impacting the collision repair industry. As EVs
Evolutions in Electric Vehicle Collision Repair: A Canadian perspective
Title: The Evolution of Electric Vehicle Collision Repair in Canada: Adapting to the Future
As electric vehicles (EVs) revolutionize the Canadian automotive landscape, the collision repair industry is undergoing a rapid transformation to meet the demands of this new era. Beyond just a shift in vehicle technology, the rise of
