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October 2018 - The Wheel Deal

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OCtObER 2018 BCBusiness 67 ‡ Clean GeTaway b.C. residents bought triple the electric vehicles in the second quarter of 2018 compared to the previous year (2,564 versus 849, according to EV promoter Fleet- Carma). not ready to commit? Richmond's eV Rentals focuses on electric and hybrid cars in a vari- ety of makes and models, including the long-range Tesla Model 3. ‡ in ChaRGe b.C.'s Charging solutions and incentives program received so many requests for rebates toward installing electric vehicle plug-in equipment that it's putting some people on waiting lists and has cut off home applications entirely. in July, BC hydro completed the sec- ond phase of its EV fast-charging network, now from the alberta border to tofino, bringing the total number of stations to 58. the previous month, shell Canada and hydrogen Technology and energy Corp. opened the coun- try's first retail hydrogen vehicle refuelling station. it's on granville street in Vancouver. ‡ waTeR wORlD the Templar 26, launched this summer, is the first in a series of electric boats designed and built in kelowna by Templar Marine Group, Gilbert Creative Group and Vector powerboats. Van- couver's westcoast sightseeing now offers zero-emission electric boat tours using vessels from California's Duffy electric Boat Co., operating since 1970. ON T R E N D pOWER mOVEs to save the planet–or fuel expenses–b.C. is going electric on land and water by Felicity Stone bCbusinEss.Ca Untitled-7 1 2018-08-28 8:37 AM

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