In July 2025, Canada’s new vehicle sales witnessed a significant uptick, but this growth was not reflected in the sales of electric vehicles (EVs), according to recent data. While traditional vehicle purchases surged, bolstered by increased consumer confidence and attractive financing options, the electric vehicle market experienced stagnation. Notably, the demand for SUVs and pickup trucks drove much of the rise in new vehicle sales. Analysts suggest that lingering concerns about EV charging infrastructure and range anxiety are major factors holding back the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in Canada. The data highlights a growing divergence in consumer preferences, with many buyers still opting for gas-powered vehicles despite environmental considerations. As Canada strives to meet its climate goals, the disparity between overall vehicle sales and EV sales presents a challenge for policymakers and industry leaders alike. This trend underscores the need for enhanced EV incentives and improved infrastructure to encourage a shift towards more sustainable transportation options.
Global NewsNew data shows 1 in 8 Young People Not in Work or Education
March 13, 2026
A recent report highlights a concerning trend in the UK: approximately 1 in 8 young people are currently neither employed nor engaged in educational pursuits.