EVSearch

| Canada’s Electric Vehicle Research & Discovery Platform. Explore and compare all EV & PHEV brands and models, all in one place!

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Shopping for an EV in Canada is more confusing than it should be.
Comparing prices, ranges, charging speeds, incentives, and reviews often means jumping between dozens of websites.

Here's a 2-minute walkthrough showing how EVSearch simplifies the entire process. 👇

What you can do on EVSearch:
• Explore every EV and plug-in hybrid available in Canada
• Compare prices and full technical specifications side by side
• Watch credible expert reviews
• Request a test drive through our dealership network
• Discover upcoming Chinese EV models expected to enter the Canadian market
• Estimate charging costs, evaluate used EV battery health, and learn with EV School

Stop researching the hard way.
⚡ Find your next EV on EVSearch (link in reply👇)

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The 2027 Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback EV is arriving in Canada this month.

$48,998 to start, up to 454 km of rated range from a 75 kWh battery. It shares its platform with the new Nissan LEAF, charges through a NACS port at up to 150 kW, and the base model may qualify for up to $5,000 federal EVAP in 2026, if the final transaction value stays under $50,000.

Heat pump and battery preconditioning come standard, and Mitsubishi backs the battery for 10 years or 160,000 km.

Book a test drive on evsearch: https://t.co/mXpRMhYbPJ #Mitsubishi #EclipseSportback #EVSearch #EV #Canada

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The Bolt is back, and Chevrolet says the LT is Canada's lowest cash purchase price for an EV with over 400 km of estimated range.

The 2027 Chevrolet Bolt starts at $39,999, with up to 422 km of GM-estimated range from a 65 kWh LFP battery. First Chevrolet with a native NACS port, and 10 to 80% DC charging in as little as 25 minutes, GM-estimated. RS from $42,999.

Both trims qualify for up to $5,000 federal EVAP in 2026. Book a test drive on evsearch: https://t.co/mXpRMhYJFh #Chevrolet #Bolt #BoltEV #EVSearch #EV #Canada

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Canada's northernmost Tesla Supercharger is open in Alberta.

Tesla has switched on eight V4 stalls at Wandering River, on Highway 63 between Edmonton and Fort McMurray, taking the title from Grande Prairie. Up to 325 kW, open to compatible non-Tesla EVs with a NACS adapter. $0.50 per kWh for Tesla drivers, $0.71 for other EVs, as of Nov 11.

A Fort McMurray station, under construction since July, will take the title next.

Explore the charging map on evsearch: https://t.co/PL5N7o2fO2 #Tesla #Supercharger #Alberta #EVSearch #EVCharging #Canada

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Carney expects to meet Xi during the November 18-19 APEC summit in Shenzhen.

EV manufacturing could be on the table, but the PM has played down expectations of Chinese cars being built in Canada soon, and no factory deal exists yet. The January deal already admits 49,000 Chinese-built EVs a year at 6.1%, with a joint-venture investment goal inside three years.

Follow the story on evsearch: https://t.co/skGk58LRHX #ChineseEVs #Canada #EVSearch #EVNews #Carney

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18 Chinese EV models are forecast for Canada by 2029, with 9 projected by 2027.

Canadian Black Book analyst Daniel Ross told TalkAuto the total could reach 9 by 2027, 17 by 2028 and 18 by 2029, as a cumulative forecast. BYD, Zeekr, Lynk and Co, Chery and Dongfeng are the brands to watch, and each model still needs Canadian certification.

Track them on evsearch: https://t.co/skGk58LRHX #BYD #Chery #Geely #ChineseEVs #EVSearch #Canada

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Finding the right EV in Canada just got easier! ⚡🇨🇦

EVSearch now brings manufacturer promotions, special offers, and federal EVAP eligibility together with vehicle prices, specifications, and expert reviews.

Explore and compare electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids available in Canada, all in one place.

Less searching. More comparing. Smarter EV decisions.

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Canada's two most affordable EVs, head to head. The 2027 Nissan LEAF starts at $34,998, the 2027 Kia EV3 at $36,995. Just $1,997 separates them. @nissancanada

At the starting price, the LEAF S offers 341 km from its 53 kWh battery, and the EV3 Light offers 356 km from 58.3 kWh: 15 km more range for $1,997 more. The maximum ranges need bigger batteries and higher trims, up to 488 km in the LEAF and 517 km in the EV3. The EV3 also offers all-wheel drive, though AWD starts at $43,495 on the Wind AWD.

Both use a NACS port, and both have trims eligible for up to $5,000 in federal EVAP incentives in 2026, with the final transaction value under $50,000. The incentive drops to $4,000 in 2027.

The LEAF is Canada's lowest-priced EV. For $1,997 more, the base EV3 offers 15 km of additional range. Book a test drive on evsearch: https://t.co/mXpRMhYbPJ LEAF or EV3: lowest price or longest range? #NissanLeaf #Nissan #KiaEV3 #Kia #EVSearch

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How much range do EVs lose in Canadian winters? CAA tested 13 EVs for winter range at minus 7 to minus 15 to find out.

In CAA's February 2025 test, cars driven from Ottawa toward Mont Tremblant went 14 to 39 percent less than their official NRCan ratings. The Polestar 2 and the Chevrolet Silverado EV lost just 14 percent. The Volvo XC40 Recharge lost 39 percent. A 15-minute fast charge added about 100 km on average, with results ranging from 19 to 205 km.

You can fight most of it. Warm the battery while the car is still plugged in, so the warm-up uses grid power, not range. Precondition the battery before DC fast charging when supported. Leave a 20 to 30 percent range buffer on highway trips.

Learn the winter basics on evsearch: https://t.co/faZLTofJEz What is your winter range trick? #EVWinter #WinterDriving #ElectricVehicles #EV #Canada #EVSearch

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Toyota has confirmed the 2027 RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid gets a native NACS port and DC fast charging on all four U.S. PHEV trims, SE, XSE, Woodland and GR SPORT, plus an 11-kW AC onboard charger as standard. @ToyotaCanada

The big change: no higher trim needed for DC fast charging. Until now, Canadian buyers had to buy the XSE Technology Package; the base SE had a 7-kW charger and no DC charging. The 2026 XSE and Woodland already offered 11-kW AC charging and DC fast charging.

Toyota's U.S. figures list up to 84 km of electric range on the SE, 72 to 84 km across trims, 321 hp and standard all-wheel drive. These are U.S.-market specs; Canadian specs, pricing and launch timing are not announced yet. Toyota has not published a maximum DC charging power, and Supercharger access is not clarified. The port is confirmed, the network is not.

Track the 2027 RAV4 PHEV on evsearch: https://t.co/yDaWL9QzSf NACS on every trim: does this make the RAV4 PHEV the default family plug-in? #Toyota #RAV4 #ToyotaRAV4 #PHEV #PluginHybrid #EVSearch

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Chery is coming to Canada, and the plan is taking shape. The Jaecoo ET is expected to lead the launch in spring 2027, premium first, with a second, more affordable model expected later in 2027.

Chery is building its dealer network: 10 to 12 dealerships planned for B.C., Ontario and Quebec, with around 40 dealers having approached the company. First-year sales target is about 6,000 vehicles.

The ET is a premium SUV: 473 hp, 100 kWh, estimated 525 km WLTP. Certification is not complete and final specs are pending.

Get notified: https://t.co/skGk58LjSp Premium first, affordable second: is Chery reading the Canadian market right? #Jaecoo #JaecooET #Chery #Omoda #ChineseEVs #EVSearch

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BYD's Flash Charging network is coming to Canada. Stella Li told AutoTrader it's headed here: up to 1,500 kW from one connector, 10 to 70 percent in five minutes, 10 to 97 percent in about nine. At minus 30, BYD claims 20 to 97 percent in 12 minutes.

The catch: full speed needs BYD's Blade Battery 2.0, and other EVs charge to their own limits. CCS is reported but Canadian connector details aren't confirmed, and no dates or locations are announced yet.

Get notified about BYD in Canada: https://t.co/skGk58LRHX Would 5-minute charging change your mind about going electric? #BYD #FlashCharging #ChineseEV #EVCharging #EVSearch

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Two electric trucks, two very different answers. The 2026 Tesla Cybertruck starts at $139,990. The 2027 Rivian R1T starts at $144,990, stretches to 676 km on its Max battery and packs the gear tunnel. Both offer up to 4,990 kg of towing in properly equipped configurations. Compare them side by side on evsearch. Prices as of November 10, 2026. Cybertruck or R1T, which one wins for you?

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The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is still the sensible middle ground for Canadian families: from $46,998, up to 72 km on electricity alone, 690 km in total, standard all-wheel drive and a small third row.

Eligible base ES purchases may also qualify for a $2,500 federal EVAP incentive, where the final transaction value stays under $50,000 and other program conditions are met. And it DC fast charges, through a CHAdeMO port, reaching 80% in about 29 minutes. Book a test drive on evsearch. Would 72 km of electric range cover your commute? #Mitsubishi #OutlanderPHEV #PHEV #ElectricVehicles #Canada #EVSearch

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Canada's EV market share rebounded to 13% of new vehicle sales in August, up from 8.8% a year earlier. Statistics Canada reports 22,716 EVs sold, up 55.1% year over year. It is the first real move since the market peaked near 15% in late 2024 and sat near 9 to 10% through 2025.

For scale: France is above 35%, Belgium near 45%, China above 60%, Denmark above 80%. University of Calgary researchers blame cheaper gas, long distances, slow charging investment and a shortage of affordable EVs on local lots.

Compare every EV on sale in Canada on evsearch. What would move Canada faster, cheaper EVs or more chargers? #ElectricVehicles #EV #Canada #EVNews #EVSearch

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Our international advocacy is bringing home real results! 🇨🇦🤝🇯🇵

Located just 50 kilometres from #BramptonEast, Honda employs over 4,000 workers at its Ontario manufacturing plant. This new investment by Japan’s Honda will help ramp up production, strengthen Ontario’s auto sector, and create more job opportunities.

With demand for hybrid vehicles on the rise, this investment represents a strong vote of confidence in Ontario’s skilled auto workers and the future of our automotive industry.

I want to thank Honda for recognizing the talent, dedication, and expertise of our auto workers, not only in Brampton but across Ontario.

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Tesla is winding down the Cybertruck. Musk says production at Giga Texas ends around mid-2027 to make room for the Cybercab, and Drive Tesla Canada reports the Premium AWD is no longer orderable in Canada or the U.S.

That leaves the Cyberbeast as the only new Cybertruck you can order in Canada, at C$167,990. Tesla says parts and service will continue, and an extra shift is being added to clear the backlog. Last call, or good riddance? #Tesla #Cybertruck #Cybercab #ElectricVehicles #Canada #EVSearch

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Geely EX5 vs BYD Atto 3 Evo, two Chinese SUVs that could come to Canada.

EX5: from €37,990 in Germany, 430 to 450 km WLTP, 160 kW, front-wheel drive. Atto 3 Evo: from €44,990, 470 to 510 km, 230 to 330 kW, rear- or all-wheel drive, 10 to 80 percent in about 25 minutes.

Neither is confirmed for Canada yet, and neither would get the federal EVAP rebate. Compare them on evsearch. Which would you pick? #Geely #GeelyEX5 #BYD #Atto3Evo #ChineseEVs #ElectricVehicles #EVSearch

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Chery's first Canadian EV reportedly has a name. Drive Tesla Canada reports, based on The Car Guide, that the Jaecoo ET leads the Omoda and Jaecoo launch next spring: a five-seat premium electric SUV with standard AWD, 473 hp, a 100 kWh battery and about 525 km of WLTP range (about 410 km EPA), expected to use CCS1, not NACS.

The catch is the price. The Car Guide estimates C$65,000 to C$70,000 to start. The affordable one, the Jaecoo 5, follows months later at an estimated C$35,000, pending certification. Chery has not officially announced either model yet, so treat every figure as preliminary.

Track the launch on evsearch, and get notified when Canadian details land. Would you pay $65,000-plus for the first Jaecoo, or wait for the $35,000 one? #Jaecoo #JaecooET #Chery #Omoda #ChineseEVs #ElectricVehicles #EVSearch

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Tesla reshuffled Supercharger prices at 281 of 290 Canadian sites reviewed overnight Nov 5-6, Drive Tesla Canada reports. 178 sites got cheaper, 103 went up. Tesla-owner rates now span $0.18 to $0.79/kWh. Ajax peak fell $0.50 to $0.38, Tsawwassen rose $0.30 to $0.37, while Enfield, N.S. hit $0.79 at peak, the highest in Canada. Non-Tesla drivers pay a premium at the same plug. Check what a charge costs on evsearch.

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