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Keith Nuthall

Correspondent, WardsAuto

Keith writes about regulatory and other issues facing the European auto industry.

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Canadian Dealers Wary of USMCA’s Effect on Prices

Oct 15, 2020

The chief economist for the Canadian Automobile Dealers Assn. tells Wards the increase in cost pressure should develop over the next two years, although it has yet to be witnessed by dealers.

Canada Auto Show Organizers Plan First Virtual Exhibition

Oct 13, 2020

David McClean, the event’s marketing director, says the show’s host, the Ontario-based Trillium Automobile Dealers Assn., has been working with manufacturers, sponsors and exhibitors to establish an effective and...

Canada May Extend Zero-Emissions-Vehicle Subsidies

Oct 05, 2020

The Liberal government says it plans to “make zero-emissions vehicles more affordable while investing in more charging stations across the country.”

Online Car Sales Valuable Tool in Canada’s COVID Era

Jul 31, 2020

With physical distancing still required on dealership premises, online sales will continue to be attractive alternatives and retailers are innovating to generate internet traffic.

Canadian Parts Makers Await Enactment of USMCA

Jun 19, 2020

The head of Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Assn. predicts parts makers in the country will see 25% more business under the USMCA, along with more jobs and curbs on cost increases.

EU Looks to Help Auto Sector Recover From COVID-19

May 29, 2020

Auto-industry associations have called for direct European Union funding of “national renewal schemes” aiding auto sector recovery. And the EU seems to be responding.

Canadian Auto Sector Seeks Government Customer Incentives

May 28, 2020

The proposal comes as the pandemic has knocked the stuffing out of the nation’s vehicle market.

European Automakers Facing Deadline for Adding Safety Features

Jan 24, 2020

European Union figures indicate much more can be done to make autos safer – with a report saying 25,300 people died on EU roads in 2017, a toll remaining largely constant since 2013.

Canada Matching U.S. Light-Truck Sales Shift

Dec 30, 2019

Auto consultant Dennis DesRosiers thinks a combination of planned new launches, marketing dollars and the intrinsic desire of Canadian motorists to own a roomier vehicle will sustain light-truck segment growth.

Canadian Auto Sector Welcomes Final USMCA Deal

Dec 13, 2019

For autos traded between the three USMCA countries to benefit from its low- or zero-duty provisions, 70% of all steel, aluminum and glass used must originate in North America.

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