Kiwi Charge takes EV-charging robot to showroom floor with $1.7-million pilot project

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Alex Riehl, BetaKit

Feb 9, 2026

Toronto-based Kiwi Charge is piloting an autonomous EV charging robot with General Motors Canada and Pfaff Automotive and will showcase the technology at the Canadian International AutoShow, where it will charge the APMA’s Project Arrow, supporting APMA President Flavio Volpe’s view that the vehicle proves Canada has “the technology and the people to build an all-Canadian car.”

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