On a mind-numbing -37C Thursday, Terry O'Neill did the same thing he's done for the last 587 days. He fired up his electric unicycle and hit the road.
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A significant number of Albertans continue to exhibit their support for Canada's troops on their vehicles and the sale of the Support Our Troop licence plates has raised almost $2.5M for military families.
The U.S. government's auto safety agency is looking into allegations that all three of Tesla's electric vehicle models can suddenly accelerate on their own.
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Volkswagen is partnering with the University of Tennessee and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory to create the company's first innovation hub for developing new technology in North America, officials said Friday in a statement.
It's a sport where a fun Saturday night is to smash your opponent's car while you keep rolling. But it's not just a popular spectator sport in small-town Canada, it's a family affair.
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European automakers' network of highway charging stations for battery-powered vehicles is taking shape ahead of an expected surge in electric car sales as manufacturers strive to meet new emission limits.
The driver of a truck involved in a bizarre collision on Highway 401 that was caught on camera told police he wasn’t aware he struck another vehicle.
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A student who says she feared for her life when her Uber driver went over double the speed limit is furious the company only offered a $5 voucher after she first called to complain.
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Carlos Sainz stretched his lead on the Dakar Rally to more than 18 minutes after his two closest rivals got lost, while former Formula One champion Fernando Alonso kept going despite a rollover crash with his Toyota.
Scientists in Hamilton have found a way to dissolve the rubber used in car tires, which they say could eventually help keep what is typically a single-use item out of landfills.
Prosecutors in Germany have filed charges against six more individuals in connection with Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal, bringing the total to 11.
Canadian roads are poised to undergo a massive shift in the years to come, thanks to technological advances and an aging population. In this special series, CTVNews.ca takes a deeper look at the future of Canadian driving.
