Canadian Car of the Year
Kia pulled off an automotive first in the 2024 EV9: the first three-row, all-electric SUV from a non-luxury brand. The EV9 is more than just an industry milestone, however: this boxy SUV brings new tech and convenience features to this hotly competitive segment. A large 99.8-kilowatt-hour battery pack affords the EV9 over 480 kilometres of range.
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AJAC’s reigning Best EV in Canada returns to the shortlist for 2024. It’s little wonder: along with success both critical and commercial, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 provides retro-futurist style, a smooth all-electric drive, and a spacious, thoughtful cabin.
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The largest crossover in its stable, the all-new Mazda CX-90 is the brand’s flagship vehicle and offers luxurious appointments while also prioritizing driving dynamics. A new turbocharged 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine powers the CX-90, the first inline six the brand has ever used. Family hauling in style is what the CX-90 is all about.
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The five semi-finalists for 2024 Canadian Utility Vehicle of the Year are:
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The five semi-finalists for 2024 Canadian Electric Car of the Year are:
Announcing Canadian Electric Car of the Year Semi-finalists Read MoreWinners to be announced Thursday February 15, 2024, at the Canadian International AutoShow TORONTO, Dec. 4, 2023 /CNW/ – Twenty of Canada’s best vehicles have been revealed as the semi-finalists for this year’s Canadian Car of the Year Awards (CCOTY), presented by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC). Under a new format for 2024, the Awards have been simplified into four categories: Voting is conducted by the expert journalists of AJAC, in a two-stage process. In Stage 1, now complete, journalists have named their favourites in each category. After collation of the votes cast, the semi-finalists for each award – the Top 5 Vehicles in Canada – have now been …
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The five semi-finalists for 2024 Canadian Car of the Year are:
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The five semi-finalists for 2024 Canadian Electric Utility Vehicle of the Year are:
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Dan Heyman had this to say about the Toyota GR Corolla on Auto123.com: “The real question is this: How well does this performance Corolla stack up against the likes of the Honda Civic Type R, or even the Volkswagen Golf R. Having only driven the latter, I can tell you that the Corolla is more on-the-nose, its every response laying claim to being a performance model. It’s more of an assault on the senses, but it’s no smoke and mirrors. This is a proper performance car, and one of the more thrilling compacts we’ve seen in Canada in some time, …
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Jay Kana had this to say about the 2024 Acura Type S at Driving.ca: “Either way, the 2024 Acura Integra Type S is a remarkable machine that’s not over engineered, looks aggressive and has stellar driving dynamics and power. Simply put, it’s a liveable performance car that’ll attract stares at the grocery store, on the road, and on the track.” 2024 Acura Integra Type S proves big power in a small package | Driving
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