EV sales surge across Canada in 2026, but Saskatchewan lags due to infrastructure gaps
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Allison Bamford
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EV sales are booming across Canada in 2026, but Saskatchewan is lagging behind due to insufficient charging infrastructure, despite federal incentives and higher gas prices. Industry leaders point to infrastructure gaps as the main barrier preventing more drivers in the province from switching to electric vehicles.
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· 2 pulledEV sales are surging across Canada, but Saskatchewan buyers remain hesitant despite federal incentives and higher gas prices.
As Saskatchewan electric vehicle sales accelerate, industry leaders say lagging infrastructure is preventing more drivers from making the switch.
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