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President, Global Automakers of Canada

To our government and ENGO colleagues this announcement serves as a reminder that we are in a brave new world where nobody really knows what the future holds and that ultimately… as we have always said… the transition to zero emission transportation that all are investing and working towards comes down to the key variable that the automotive industry has always attempted to understand … the CONSUMER. #autoindustry #transition

Ford delays EV utility output at Oakville for 2 years, focusing on hybrids elsewhere

Ford delays EV utility output at Oakville for 2 years, focusing on hybrids elsewhere

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Sharon Lee,(李慧玲) MA, CFRE

Innovative Non-Profit Executive | Visionary Leader Driving Social Impact

8mo

Consumers are intelligent and increasingly aware of environmental issues. While electric vehicles hold promise for reducing emissions, it's also essential to consider the environmental impact of extracting and refining materials for their batteries. This emphasizes the significance of robust public transit systems, which can help reduce the necessity for individual vehicle usage. As we strive towards a more sustainable future, it's crucial to recognize the pivotal role of consumer preferences in environmental protection. Additionally, it's equally imperative for governments, environmental organizations, and industries to collaborate in driving innovation and implementing policies that promote cleaner transportation options for all.

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Puneet Luthra

Me: Government relations professional serving cause related organizations that seek to influence public policy and secure government funding.

8mo

From what I've been reading, consumer preference is not currently focused on EVs. It will be interesting to see where things stand in a few years though.

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