
Podcast by Automotive News Canada
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 313 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Honda’s cancelled EV plans; AutoCanada earnings dip; Chinese automakers’ market entry. Plus, Mazda North American Operations Director of Vehicle Safety Jennifer Morrison on safety features, how they become standard equipment, and at what cost, and ho... more
Chinese EVs are closer; Honda halts $15B plan; Tesla’s cheap Model 3 Plus, Infiniti Canada Managing Director Ken Hearn talks about the QX65, tariffs, the brand’s expanding lineup, affordability, and more.
Used EVs lose value; GM invests in Canada; Stellantis suggests regulatory change. Plus, Boston Consulting Group’s Eric Jesse discusses how automakers can find “white space” to win in different powertrain segments.
Genesis’ hybrid plan; Leapmotor idea panned; CADA’s warning. Plus, Nissan Chief Performance Officer Guillaume Cartier talks about profitability, new product, SUVs, and more.
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Concept is good, information is relevant, but the execution is awful.
Audio quality is terrible (August 8 interview is a glaring example of this, please fix!), hosts are dull and monotone.
I still listen for the content, but it's too often an unpleasant listening.
The content is super valuable to a big target audience and covers information not shared on other podcasts. But it needs someone to actually make it a proper podcast, not just recorded content. It’s often unlistenable because the host’s voice is grating (probably just needs a better mic suited to his voice) and his style is not suited to podcasting (often reads content with awkward inflections rather than speaking conversationally). And a good sound editor would address the loud interviewer and ... more
Fantastic format, informative interviews, and quality production.
CenturyAuto.ca loves this pod!
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Focusing heavily on the automotive industry, this series features insightful discussions on current events, trends, and challenges facing the sector in Canada. Episodes typically include interviews with executive leaders from major automotive companies, providing their perspectives on topics such as tariffs, electric vehicles, and industry regulations, as well as strategies for navigating market changes. This podcast differentiates itself with its commitment to timely, relevant content that addresses the pressing issues and innovations within the automotive landscape, making it a valuable resource for professionals, analysts, and automotive enthusiasts alike.
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Automotive News Canada Podcast launched 6 years ago and published 313 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Automotive News Canada Podcast include:
1. Tomohiro Kubota
2. Swamy Kotagiri
3. Michael Carmichael
4. Steve Chipman
5. Brian Kingston
6. Dimitry Anastakis
7. Don Romano
8. Jeff Hines
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