B.C. auto industry predicts rising new, used vehicle prices due to onset of EV mandate

B.C. auto industry predicts rising new, used vehicle prices due to onset of EV mandate

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On Wednesday, the federal government announced a substantial investment in EV charging stations across BC. But some industry experts say the infrastructure still isn't there, and the EV mandate is going to cause car prices to spike. Jack Rabb reports

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