The electrification of the automotive market is picking up pace in Canada as the Trudeau administration ramps up efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. A reduction of 12 megatonnes of carbon dioxide has been targeted for transportation alone—seven of which will come from light-duty commercial vehicles. This is a logical approach: while medium- and heavy-duty trucks only account for one in 27 of all Canadian road vehicles, they nevertheless contribute approximately 37% of all transportation-related CO2 emissions, according to Natural Resources Canada.
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