The Canadian government aims to make electric vehicles (EVs) the preferred option for drivers, yet challenges persist in widespread adoption. Raman Grewal's dealership in Whitehorse highlights consumer concerns, particularly "range anxiety" due to limited charging infrastructure, especially in remote areas like the Alaska Highway. Urban areas face different hurdles, such as limited street parking for charging. Despite record EV purchases in 2023, S&P Global's Jimmy Hearn notes urbanites' difficulties accessing charging stations compared to suburbanites with home installations. Norman John Hébert from Groupe Park Avenue in Montreal echoes concerns about charging infrastructure and high EV prices, which deter customers. Despite efforts to promote EVs, practical issues like range anxiety, charging availability, and affordability remain significant barriers to widespread adoption across Canada.
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