The biggest EV investment in Canada yet
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
- By 2030, the federal government is hoping 60 per cent of new car sales will be zero-emission. By 2035, they want that number to be 100 per cent. To help with that goal, Canada and a number of provinces have been courting auto manufacturers to set up shop here. And just last week, Honda announced a $15-billion investment in EV production in Ontario - the biggest deal Canada has ever landed.
Adam Radwanski, The Globe’s climate policy columnist, is on the show to talk about a few of these Canadian deals and the future of the EV industry - both the prospect and obstacles ahead.
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"generational investment"...translation....it's going to take you generations to pay for this.
Nooooooooooooo ........
I share your sentiment, waste of money and time.
This, as EV demand in Canada is at its lowest point.
More proof at just how incompitent this government is.
Spending $45k on a base model new EV when I can spend 2/3 of that on a higher end hybrid or ICE. What are people smoking to think this is a good idea when of warranties don't catch up in 5-10 years battery replacement will be half the cost of the vehicle? Much less the environmental impact?
incompitent? Its still early days. Mining does not mess w the climate.
Bet ya 1,000000000 that Honda will go under! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Bet you it won't lmao.
It is the saying..."Go woke, go broke.".
@@schwags1969 Disney is still around, hasn't gone broke. Budweiser is still around, hasn't gone broke. Target is still around, hasn't gone broke.
Damn chief, sure is effective.
@@schwags1969 Disney, Budweiser, Target...what do they have in common? They all went broke.
Wait hold on, after some googling, they are doing just fine. Weird.
@@schwags1969 Dunno mate, Disney, Bud, and target are still around and well.
5 billion of tax payers money! And they are proud! Lol
Why shouldn't they be? Go on, tell us.
@Iban-Underground you joined you-tube 6 months ago! Trudeau bot!
@Iban-Underground again, 5 billion of taxpayer dollars going to Honda a corporation! And demand for EV is falling! Lol, bot!
@@Brad.777 you can barely speak English! Putin bot!
@@Iban-Underground 😆 🤣
EV's are a waste of money and time. The production of these batteries will raise our carbon footprint, so it is counter-intuitive.
Not really, no.
@@Iban-Underground Please elaborate how an EV in my climate works? It gets to -30C in the winter, no charging stations for hundreds of miles. I am an average Canadian. Maybe these things work in the city, not rural. In fact it would put me at risk. So, NO to your no. This was proven over 100 years ago to be a waste of time. Gorgle lithium mining, you might be shocked, same as blood diamonds.
@@schwags1969
1. They are working around the -30 issue, and EVs are getting better at dealing with the cold.
2. More charging stations are being created, and the government is even considering a federally backed system
3. It's not all about you Karen.
@@Iban-Underground They still do not work for me. I work remotely and well out of town. So, not a Karen, just not the machine for me. Time will tell...
A car is on the road for 20 years. The total CO2 will be less and the batteries will be recycled when necessary.