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Toyota Owners Trade Their Cars for EVs More Than Any Other Brand: Report

Americans are growing interested in switching from ICE-equipped models to EVs, whether new or used. The latest report from used car retailer CarMax says that search volume for EVs has doubled in the last year, spurred on by higher gas prices throughout the country. More car shoppers are now seeing these searches through to the purchase of a used EV, trading in their ICE-equipped cars in the process. And according to CarMax, Toyotas are the “most traded in brand for EVs,” which is telling for the Japanese automaker that has been more reluctant than most to transition to fully-electric cars.
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Motor Mouth: Why hydrogen might be the simple solution to ICE emissions

The main reason — indeed, the only reason — I’m still banging on a keyboard 35 years after the National Post decided it needed a Driving section is because I get to meet smart people doing smart things. You can, believe me, get tired of supercars. Ditto BMWs and Jaguars. But if curiosity truly be the lust of the mind, there be no better — or longer-lasting! — way to satiate desire than hanging out with smart people telling you smart things. And, if you just happen to be an auto journalist, and the smart thing the smart people are doing is cutting tailpipe greenhouse-gas emissions more simply — that should be read “cheaply” — than anyone else you’ve ever met, well, then, that lust, er, curiosity, turns into a whole goddamned Motor Mouth, doesn’t it, now?

Meet Jessica Verhagen. Jessica is the CEO of British Columbia’s Hydra Energy, and she and her merry band of mechanics, machinists, and software engineers have together crafted what might truly be the...
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This B.C. shop turns classic cars into high-performance EVs

The Porsche 356 is a happy and delicate little car with a body like an upturned bathtub and a friendly goggle-eyed face. Based on the principles espoused by the Volkswagen Beetle, the car by 1965 was rocking a pushrod four-cylinder engine good for 95 hp. That’s fine for the sixties, but slower than a Corolla today: fun, not exactly fast. This one, however, is packing a Tesla-sourced drive unit good for 636 hp. Straight out of Oliver, B.C., it’s a tire-shredding electric outlaw Porsche.
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