Brian Kingston, CEO of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association, highlights the challenges Canada faces in achieving the government's goal of 100% electric vehicle (EV) sales by 2035. He emphasizes the need for a substantial increase in public charging stations, estimating that Canada would require 17 times the current number to meet the ambitious target. Additionally, Kingston stresses the importance of implementing more robust incentives to encourage Canadians to adopt electric vehicles. The interview with the Financial Post underscores the infrastructure and incentive gaps that must be addressed for a successful transition to EVs in Canada, shedding light on the practical hurdles that need to be overcome to realize the ambitious government mandate. The discussion with Kingston suggests that achieving the 2035 target involves not only boosting the adoption of EVs but also building the necessary support systems to make widespread electric vehicle use viable in the country.
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