In Pictures: Geely to Bring Made-in-China EVs to Canada Starting in 2027

Geely's planned Canadian expansion signals growing competition in the country's EV market.

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Made-in-China EVs will enter Canada under a new deal permitting 49,000 vehicles annually.

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The tariff reduction from 100% to 6.1% clears the way for Geely's 2027 Canadian launch.

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Geely's arrival will intensify competition among established EV brands already selling in Canada.

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Automakers are racing to secure market share as Canada opens its doors to more Chinese EVs.

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Geely plans to bring its main-brand electric vehicles to Canadian dealers within two years.

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The January trade deal marks a significant shift in Canada's approach to Chinese-made electric vehicles.

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Industry analysts expect Geely's entry to pressure pricing across Canada's growing EV segment.

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Canada's EV charging infrastructure will be key to supporting an influx of new electric models.

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