Automotive News Canada
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A practical look at EV mandates, incentives, tariffs, and the case for a workable electrification path.
Canada's auto policy debate gives this episode its shape. It opens with the week's main Canadian auto stories, including July U.S. auto tariff collections of about $380 million U.S., then moves into a conversation with Brian Kingston, CEO of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers…
Brief Canadian auto news, then a practical conversation about brand strength and customer experience.
Automotive News Canada opens with a quick Canadian industry roundup and then settles into a practical conversation with Hyundai Canada CEO Steve Flamand.
Canadian auto policy, pricing, and dealer pressure points, clearly laid out.
The episode gives a clean read on Canadian auto pressures. It starts with GM's Oshawa plant staying on three shifts, then moves into the pause and review of the zero emissions vehicle sales mandate, along with tariffs and sales.
A practical dealer brief on bridge logistics, AI integration, and labor pressure.
This episode keeps its attention on the Canadian auto business as an operating problem, not a slogan. It moves through the Windsor-Detroit bridge, the North American supply chain, and the dealer questions around technology, systems integration, and staffing.
A clear look at Canadian auto-market pressure, anchored by a Stellantis Canada interview that stays focused on practical tradeoffs.
Automotive News Canada's December 19, 2025 episode tracks the Canadian auto market with a weekly roundup and a long interview with new Stellantis Canada president Trevor Longley.
A grounded weekly auto briefing that connects market pressure to Subaru's EV strategy.
This September 5, 2025 Automotive News Canada Podcast starts with the Canadian market under pressure, with the host pointing to a softer economy and trade disputes before turning to Subaru's electrification plans.
A trade-minded look at how Lexus frames luxury, dealers, and future mobility.
The episode opens with the week in Canadian auto news and uses it as a runway into the Lexus interview. From there, it stays grounded in the LS concept, the Century luxury brand, and the way brand extensions keep dealers and listeners engaged.
Australian radio industry news, close up.
Stephen Dubner tests bourbon economics, Alzheimer's research, and money advice against hard data.
Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.
Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.
Joel and Matt answer listener money questions weekly in the show's Ask HTM segments.
This episode segment covers an interview with Nissan's Christian Meunier on dealer relations and brand strategy, along with news on GM layoffs and challenges in EV sales for Canadian dealers.
This episode discusses Canada's reduced tariffs for China-made EVs, declining zero-emissions vehicle sales due to ended incentives, and Cherry automobile's potential expansion into the Canadian market.
This episode discusses auto investment strategies with Unifor President Lana Payne, Volkswagen's stance on defense deals, and the entry of Chinese EV makers into Canada.
This episode segment covers Nissan Canada's new president discussing priorities and dealer relations, along with 2025 Canadian vehicle sales growth and a tech innovation for windshield defrosting.
This podcast segment features an interview with Google's Nisha Hariharan discussing insights into Gen Z car buyers, focusing on their digital-native characteristics and shopping behaviors.
This segment features an interview with retired Scotiabank automotive finance executive John Hiscock, reflecting on his 37-year career, technological changes, economic cycles, and key industry topics like affordability and fraud.
This episode segment discusses AutoTrader's insights on Canadian automotive trends and covers top stories including government efforts to secure auto assembly investments and dealer concerns about Ford's model discontinuation.
This episode segment covers Chrysler CEO Chris Feuell discussing minivan resurgence and brand strategy, along with weekly automotive news including Toyota's RAV4 production and GM's shift reduction.
This episode covers the return of Canada's federal EV rebate program, changes to emissions regulations, and public support for Chinese EV imports, while previewing an interview with Toronto auto show manager Jason Campbell.
This episode covers Cadillac's 2025 sales and strategies with Mike Speranzini, plus top stories on China-made EVs coming to Canada and changes on autotrader.ca.
This episode discusses China's rise in the Australian auto market and Canadian automotive news, including tariff relief proposals and retail strategies.
This episode covers Canadian automotive news including flat February vehicle sales and Linamar Corp's profits, followed by a discussion with AlixPartners' Dan Hearsch on how the Iran conflict impacts the auto industry.
This episode covers top Canadian automotive stories, including GM and Stellantis adding shifts potentially linked to tariff policies, and features an interview with Honda's Emile Corcor discussing the return of the Prelude sports coupe, its new powertrain, and market role.
This episode covers Canadian automotive news, including an interview with dealer Laura Zanken on EV infrastructure costs and policy reviews.
This episode covers top Canadian automotive news including BC's EV policy reversal and new vehicle awards, then features an interview with Turo Canada's head about shifting from car ownership to access models.
This episode covers top Canadian automotive stories including executive moves at GM, calls for global safety standard harmonization, and Volkswagen's EV charging deal with Tesla.
Craig Lason opens with the week’s Canadian auto headlines.
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Greg Lason opens with the week’s main Canadian automotive headlines.
The February 20, 2026 episode starts with a short rundown of Canadian auto news.
The episode opens with the week's top Canadian automotive stories.
This episode covers Canadian automotive industry news including sales declines and EV maintenance trends, followed by an interview with Subaru Canada's Brad Evans about the brand's electrification strategy, new EV models like the Solterra, and how they're positioning themselves in the competitive electric vehicle market.
Host Greg Lason interviews Chrysler and Dodge CEO Matt McAleer and covers top Canadian automotive stories including BYD brand recognition and Stellantis turnaround.
This episode covers Canadian automotive news including GM's BrightDrop closure, tariffs on U.S.-built vehicles, and an interview on cybersecurity risks in software-defined vehicles.
This episode covers Canadian automotive news, including tariff impacts on suppliers and a replay of an interview with Kia Canada's COO about electrification.
Host Greg Lason discusses Canadian automotive news including Hyundai pausing Santa Cruz shipments due to tariffs, record sales, and an interview with Plug & Drive CEO on EV adoption hurdles.
Host Greg Lason covers top Canadian automotive stories including a dealership group's hotel investment, July sales surge, and an interview with Unifor president on trade war impacts.
An interview with CADA CEO Tim Royce discussing new reports on Canadian dealership counts, workforce trends, and industry challenges.