A recent AutoTrader survey reveals that electric vehicle (EV) sales in Canada have declined for the third consecutive year, with consumer concerns centered on limited travel range (78%) and high costs (69%). The survey indicates that interest in EVs has fallen, with only 42% of Canadians considering an EV for their next vehicle, down from 46% in 2024, and just 29% would exclusively go electric. The absence of government incentives, such as the paused federal rebate program, is seen as a significant barrier to EV adoption, highlighting the need for renewed support to encourage consumers.
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