Canada Electric Vehicle Market to be Led by Passenger Cars through 2028F
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According to TechSci Research
report, “Canada Electric Vehicle
Market – By Region, Competition, Forecast and Opportunities, 2028,” the
Canada electric vehicle market is experiencing fast-paced adoption of electric
vehicles from the past few years. This is attributed to various factors, such
as government incentives, stringent regulations for emissions, growing
awareness of harmful effects from fossil fuels, increasing number of electric
vehicle choices for consumers, and improvement in battery technology.
The most important role in
the growth of electric vehicles in any country is of the government initiatives
and their policies. The Canadian government has taken various measures
regarding this. The government has proposed the incentive for zero emission
vehicle (iZEV) for consumers in which the government will provide the rebate of
5000 USD to anyone who is buying or leasing a battery electric vehicle, plug-in
hybrid, and fuel cell based electric vehicle to make these vehicles more
affordable to people. ZEVIP is also introduced by the government to help stimulate
the charging infrastructure’s development in the country. Another important
action taken by the government is implementing the carbon tax in the country.
The carbon pricing system was introduced in 2019 in Canada. And since then, it
has been increasing and it is expected to increase further in the forecast years.
This is helping in reducing the greenhouse gas emissions in the provinces who
don’t have separate policies regarding carbon emissions.
Canada electric vehicle is
first segmented by the vehicle types which includes two-wheelers, passenger
cars, light commercial vehicles, and medium & heavy commercial vehicles.
Sales of commercial vehicles are higher in Canada as compared to other types of
vehicles and especially the light duty commercial vehicles, such as pickup
trucks because of the country’s cultural differences, weather conditions, their
off-roading capabilities, and more cabin space with higher stance. But most of
the electrification is taking place in two-wheelers and passenger cars around
the world. However, the weather and geographical landscape limits the market of
two-wheelers in the country. Therefore, most of the electric vehicle’s sales
are occurring in passenger car segments.
In the propulsion type
segment, battery electric vehicle has the highest market share because the
initial developments were started for vehicles purely based on electric
batteries and therefore, most of the technological developments have taken
place for battery electric vehicles. Moreover, government policies and
incentives are devised particularly for these vehicles only. Further, electric
vehicles are plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, and fuel-cell electric vehicles.
Most of the sales in Canada is currently captured by the battery electric
vehicles as compared to other types of vehicles. This is followed by the
plug-in electric vehicles. However, the fuel cell electric vehicles lag in the
sales as this technology is relatively new and does not have any significant
technological advancements. Moreover, the upfront cost of these types of
vehicles is also higher. Apart from this, the lack of hydrogen refueling
infrastructure makes consumers more hesitant to purchase these vehicles.
Moreover, the electric
vehicles sales are not uniform throughout the country, instead it is
concentrated to some provinces which make up most of the electric vehicle sales
in the country. These differences are generated because of different
incentives, policies, and population density which obviously further depends
upon the purchasing power of people in that area. As of now, most of the electric vehicle sales occurred
in British Columbia and Quebec, followed by Ontario. Moreover, several
provinces provide additional incentives to boost up the electric vehicle sales
in their area, for instance, Quebec provides an aggregate rebate of
approximately USD 13000 while purchasing electric vehicles, whereas this drops
to USD 5000 in Prairie province. This figure goes up to USD 8000 in British
Columbia.
Battery manufacturing
opportunities in the Canada are growing consistently from the past few years.
And this is augmented by the fact that Canada has abundant source of battery raw
materials. Thus, from all the above-mentioned statements, it can be stated that
the electric vehicle market will grow in the upcoming years.
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Key market players in the Canada
electric vehicle market include:
·
Tesla
Inc.
·
Toyota
Canada Inc.
·
General
Motors of Canada Company
·
Ford
Motor Company of Canada Limited
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Nissan
Canada Inc.
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Hyundai
Auto Canada Corp.
·
Honda
Canada Inc.
·
FCA
Canada Inc.
·
Lion
Electric
·
NFI
Group Inc
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“The supportive government
policies and incentives, improving charging station infrastructure, increasing
awareness regarding environment, more choices of electric vehicles, and
technological development in the electric space are leading to the growth in
Canada electric vehicle market. Moreover, the country has abundant source of
raw material required for the manufacturing of EV batteries, due to this, the
country is witnessing huge investments in the battery development. Therefore,
all these are factors are favoring the electric vehicle space in Canada and it
can be stated easily that the electric vehicle market is going to increase in
the forecast year” said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director with TechSci
Research, a research based global management consulting firm.
“Canada Electric Vehicle Market By Vehicle Type (Two
Wheelers, Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicle, and Medium & Heavy
Commercial Vehicle), By Propulsion Type (Battery Electric Vehicle, Plug-In
Hybrid Electric Vehicle, and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle), By Range (0-50 Miles,
51-150 Miles, 151-200 Miles, 201-400 Miles, and Above 400 Miles), By Battery
Capacity (Less Than 50KWh, 51KWh to 100KWh, 101KWh-200KWh, 201KWh-300KWh, and
Above 300KWh), By Region, Competition, Forecast and Opportunities, 2028” has assessed the Canada electric vehicle market’s future
development potential and provides data and information on market size,
structure, and projected market growth. The report's goal is to give current
market knowledge and assist decision makers in making informed investment
decisions. Furthermore, the study identifies and analyses emerging trends, as
well as key drivers, constraints, and opportunities in the Canada electric
vehicle market.
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