Canada presents plan to rescue and transform automotive industry

APMA
Mar 2
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Antonio Sánchez, Milenio

Feb 6, 2026

[Translated from original in Spanish]

Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a national automotive strategy designed to attract global investment, support domestic production, and reinforce North American supply chain integration under the USMCA. APMA President Flavio Volpe said Canada is well positioned to compete regionally by prioritizing free trade partners and backing electrification through both consumer and industry incentives, helping establish the country as a preferred partner and supplier for future investment.

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