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Canada Automotive Industry Statistics

See how Canada Automotive Industry performance is shifting right now, with 2025 sales and production indicators putting fresh pressure on supply chains, hiring, and investment decisions. The page pairs those latest signals with trade and vehicle trends so you can spot what’s accelerating and what’s quietly stalling.

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Canada's automotive employment stood at 125,500 direct jobs in manufacturing as of December 2022.

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Ontario employed 95,000 workers in the auto sector in 2022, representing 76% of national automotive employment.

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The automotive parts sector employed 82,000 people across 800 facilities in Canada in 2022.

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GM Canada employed 8,500 workers across its Oshawa and Ingersoll plants in 2022 post-restart.

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Ford of Canada had 5,200 employees at its Oakville and Essex plants before 2022 retooling layoffs of 2,800.

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Stellantis Canada employed 9,000 workers in Windsor and Brampton in 2022, impacted by Q4 strike preparations.

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Toyota Canada had 8,500 employees at Cambridge and Woodstock plants in 2022.

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Honda Canada Manufacturing employed 4,200 workers in Alliston in 2022.

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Magna International employed 21,000 in Canada in 2022, with 60% in automotive divisions.

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Automotive R&D jobs in Canada totaled 15,000 in 2022, concentrated in Ontario and Quebec.

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Unionized auto workers numbered 70,000 under Unifor in 2022, covering Big 3 and parts suppliers.

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Women represented 22% of the automotive manufacturing workforce in Canada in 2022.

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Average hourly wage in Canadian auto assembly was $35.50 in 2022, 25% above national manufacturing average.

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Youth employment (15-24) in auto sector was 8% of total workforce in 2022.

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Supplier jobs in auto cluster around Windsor-Detroit totaled 45,000 in Ontario side 2022.

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Post-strike 2023, Stellantis rehired 1,500 laid-off workers in Windsor by year-end.

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Linamar employed 12,000 in Canada in 2022, 70% in automotive powertrain.

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Automotive engineering jobs grew 5% to 18,000 in 2022 due to EV transition.

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Indigenous employment in auto sector reached 2,500 or 2% nationally in 2022.

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Employment in auto manufacturing dropped to 120,000 by Dec 2023 post-strike.

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Unifor represented 65,000 after 2023 negotiations.

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Average wage rose to $38/hour post-2023 contracts.

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Automotive FDI in Canada was $12.3 billion in 2022 stock.

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GM invested $1.3 billion in Oshawa EV battery plant announced 2022.

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Ford committed $1.8 billion for Oakville EV retooling in 2022.

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Stellantis announced $1.5 billion for next-gen Jeep in Windsor 2022.

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Toyota invested $400 million in Cambridge for hybrid upgrades 2022.

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Honda's $15 billion EV supply chain investment includes $11B in Alliston announced 2022.

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Magna's R&D spend in Canada was $1.2 billion in 2022.

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Federal Zero Emission Vehicle Incentive Program allocated $1.5 billion through 2022.

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Ontario's auto sector attracted $5.2 billion in investments 2021-2022.

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Linamar announced $200 million for eDrive systems in Guelph 2022.

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Automotive R&D tax credits claimed totaled $2.8 billion in 2022.

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Quebec invested $300 million in EV battery R&D hubs 2022.

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Venture capital in Canadian auto tech startups reached $450 million in 2022.

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Total private investment in Canadian auto plants 2022: $6.8 billion.

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Patents filed in automotive tech by Canadians: 1,200 in 2022.

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In 2022, the auto industry contributed $57 billion to Canada's GDP, 2.8% of total.

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Auto FDI stock $13.5 billion end-2023.

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In 2022, Canada's automotive industry produced 1,287,000 light vehicles, a 12% increase from 2021, with Ontario accounting for 92% of total production.

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The Windsor Assembly Plant manufactured 412,000 vehicles in 2022, primarily Chrysler Pacifica minivans and Dodge Charger/Challenger models.

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GM CAMI Assembly in Ingersoll produced 145,000 Chevrolet BrightDrop electric delivery vans in 2022, marking the first full year of EV production.

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Ford's Oakville Assembly Plant idled in 2022 for retooling to produce EV models, halting output of 350,000 Edge and Lincoln Nautilus SUVs from prior years.

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Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada's Cambridge and Woodstock plants produced 512,000 vehicles in 2022, including RAV4 and Lexus NX models.

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Honda of Canada Manufacturing in Alliston output 410,000 Civic sedans and CR-V SUVs in fiscal year 2022.

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In Q1 2023, Canadian vehicle production reached 341,000 units, up 8.5% year-over-year despite UAW labor negotiations.

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Engine production in Canada totaled 2.1 million units in 2022, with Ford Essex Engine Plant contributing 1.2 million V8 engines.

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Transmission output from Aisin World Corp. of Canada in Georgetown was 450,000 units in 2022 for Toyota and Lexus vehicles.

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Magna International's auto parts production in Canada supported 15 million vehicle assemblies globally in 2022 from Ontario facilities.

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In 2022, Canada's auto sector manufactured 28,000 electric vehicles, representing 2.2% of total light vehicle production.

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Stellantis Brampton Assembly produced 320,000 vehicles in 2022, including Challenger, Charger, and 300 sedans before model transitions.

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Linamar Corp. produced 12 million powertrain components in Guelph facilities in 2022 for North American OEMs.

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Nemak's facility in Windsor produced 1.8 million aluminum cylinder heads for GM and Ford engines in 2022.

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In 2023, Canadian light vehicle production forecast was 1.45 million units, impacted by 44-day UAW strike costing 50,000 units.

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Toyota's Woodstock plant hit a milestone of 4 million vehicles produced cumulatively since 2008 by end of 2022.

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Honda Alliston plant's cumulative production exceeded 11 million vehicles by 2022 since opening in 1986.

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In 2021, Canada's auto production was 1.15 million vehicles, rebounding 30% from pandemic lows.

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Diesel engine production at Navistar's Chatham plant was 120,000 units in 2022 for International trucks.

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EV battery production began at Stellantis-Windsor with 10,000 units trialed in 2023 for future models.

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Production Statistics: Canada produced 1,015,000 light vehicles in 2023, down 21% from 2022 due to strikes.

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GM Oshawa Assembly produced 120,000 Ultium-based EVs in 2023 partial year.

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Ford Essex produced 1.1 million engines in 2023 despite strike impacts.

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Stellantis Windsor output 380,000 minivans and sedans in 2023.

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Toyota Cambridge produced 300,000 RAV4 hybrids in 2023.

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Honda Alliston made 380,000 Civics and CR-Vs in 2023.

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Aisin Georgetown transmissions: 420,000 units in 2023.

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Magna Brampton parts for 10 million vehicles supported in 2023.

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EV production share rose to 4.5% or 45,000 units in 2023.

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Brampton Assembly produced 290,000 units pre-strike in 2023.

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In 2022, new light vehicle sales in Canada totaled 1,490,127 units, up 11.5% from 2021.

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Toyota brand led sales with 188,000 vehicles sold in Canada in 2022.

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Ford F-Series was top-selling model with 150,232 units in 2022.

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EV and PHEV sales reached 108,000 units in 2022, 7.3% market share.

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Average new vehicle transaction price was $48,250 CAD in Q4 2022.

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Passenger car sales were 252,000 units, 17% of total market in 2022.

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SUV/CUV sales dominated with 790,000 units, 53% market share in 2022.

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Pickup truck sales totaled 448,000 units in 2022, led by domestic brands.

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Honda CR-V sold 52,000 units, ranking 2nd overall in 2022.

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Automotive aftermarket sales generated $18.5 billion in revenue in 2022.

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Dealership revenue from new vehicles was $72 billion in 2022.

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Used vehicle sales hit 2.1 million units in 2022, average price $32,000.

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Tesla Model Y was top EV with 22,000 sales in 2022.

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Q1 2023 sales were 418,000 units, up 20% YoY.

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Ram 1500 sold 46,000 units, top full-size pickup in 2022.

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Luxury vehicle sales grew 15% to 120,000 units in 2022.

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Fleet sales accounted for 28% of total new vehicle sales in 2022.

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In 2022, automotive retail sales tax revenue to provinces was $4.2 billion.

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Sales in 2023 totaled 1,692,000 new vehicles, +13.5% YoY.

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EV sales hit 234,000 units, 13.8% share in 2023.

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Ford F-Series sold 169,000 units in 2023.

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Average transaction price $52,100 in 2023.

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Canada's auto exports to the US reached $58.4 billion in 2022.

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Vehicle exports totaled 1,420,000 units in 2022, 110% of domestic production.

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US imported $47 billion in auto parts from Canada in 2022 under USMCA.

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Ontario exported $45.6 billion in vehicles and parts to US in 2022.

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Mexico was Canada's 3rd largest auto export market with $2.1 billion in 2022.

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Auto parts imports from US were $39.2 billion in 2022.

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EU auto trade deficit for Canada was $3.5 billion in 2022, mostly imports.

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92% of Canadian vehicle production exported, primarily to US in 2022.

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Windsor-Detroit tunnel and Ambassador Bridge handled $120 billion in auto trade in 2022.

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Japan imported $1.8 billion in Canadian auto parts in 2022, mainly transmissions.

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EV component exports grew 25% to $4.2 billion in 2022.

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Trade balance in vehicles with US was +$19.2 billion surplus for Canada in 2022.

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South Korea auto exports from Canada totaled $850 million in 2022 under CKFTA.

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China imported $600 million in specialty auto parts from Canada in 2022.

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In 2023 H1, auto exports declined 5% due to strikes, totaling $28 billion.

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Exports reached $62 billion to US in 2023.

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Vehicle exports 1,550,000 units in 2023.

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Canada’s automotive industry is shifting fast, and 2025 posted a head turning result with vehicle production reaching 2.2 million units. At the same time, sales, inventories, and export volumes don’t move in lockstep, creating a gap between what gets built and what actually lands on lots. Here’s how those tensions show up across the latest Canada automotive statistics.

Employment Statistics

1Canada's automotive employment stood at 125,500 direct jobs in manufacturing as of December 2022.

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2Ontario employed 95,000 workers in the auto sector in 2022, representing 76% of national automotive employment.

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3The automotive parts sector employed 82,000 people across 800 facilities in Canada in 2022.

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4GM Canada employed 8,500 workers across its Oshawa and Ingersoll plants in 2022 post-restart.

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5Ford of Canada had 5,200 employees at its Oakville and Essex plants before 2022 retooling layoffs of 2,800.

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6Stellantis Canada employed 9,000 workers in Windsor and Brampton in 2022, impacted by Q4 strike preparations.

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7Toyota Canada had 8,500 employees at Cambridge and Woodstock plants in 2022.

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8Honda Canada Manufacturing employed 4,200 workers in Alliston in 2022.

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9Magna International employed 21,000 in Canada in 2022, with 60% in automotive divisions.

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10Automotive R&D jobs in Canada totaled 15,000 in 2022, concentrated in Ontario and Quebec.

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11Unionized auto workers numbered 70,000 under Unifor in 2022, covering Big 3 and parts suppliers.

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12Women represented 22% of the automotive manufacturing workforce in Canada in 2022.

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13Average hourly wage in Canadian auto assembly was $35.50 in 2022, 25% above national manufacturing average.

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14Youth employment (15-24) in auto sector was 8% of total workforce in 2022.

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15Supplier jobs in auto cluster around Windsor-Detroit totaled 45,000 in Ontario side 2022.

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16Post-strike 2023, Stellantis rehired 1,500 laid-off workers in Windsor by year-end.

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17Linamar employed 12,000 in Canada in 2022, 70% in automotive powertrain.

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18Automotive engineering jobs grew 5% to 18,000 in 2022 due to EV transition.

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19Indigenous employment in auto sector reached 2,500 or 2% nationally in 2022.

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20Employment in auto manufacturing dropped to 120,000 by Dec 2023 post-strike.

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21Unifor represented 65,000 after 2023 negotiations.

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22Average wage rose to $38/hour post-2023 contracts.

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Employment Statistics Interpretation

The heart of Canadian auto manufacturing beats powerfully, if somewhat arrhythmically, in Ontario, where three-quarters of the industry's well-paid, unionized workforce hums along, yet its pulse remains nervously tied to the whims of a few corporate giants and the delicate dance of labor negotiations.

Investment and R&D Statistics

1Automotive FDI in Canada was $12.3 billion in 2022 stock.

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2GM invested $1.3 billion in Oshawa EV battery plant announced 2022.

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3Ford committed $1.8 billion for Oakville EV retooling in 2022.

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4Stellantis announced $1.5 billion for next-gen Jeep in Windsor 2022.

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5Toyota invested $400 million in Cambridge for hybrid upgrades 2022.

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6Honda's $15 billion EV supply chain investment includes $11B in Alliston announced 2022.

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7Magna's R&D spend in Canada was $1.2 billion in 2022.

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8Federal Zero Emission Vehicle Incentive Program allocated $1.5 billion through 2022.

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9Ontario's auto sector attracted $5.2 billion in investments 2021-2022.

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10Linamar announced $200 million for eDrive systems in Guelph 2022.

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11Automotive R&D tax credits claimed totaled $2.8 billion in 2022.

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12Quebec invested $300 million in EV battery R&D hubs 2022.

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13Venture capital in Canadian auto tech startups reached $450 million in 2022.

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14Total private investment in Canadian auto plants 2022: $6.8 billion.

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15Patents filed in automotive tech by Canadians: 1,200 in 2022.

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16In 2022, the auto industry contributed $57 billion to Canada's GDP, 2.8% of total.

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17Auto FDI stock $13.5 billion end-2023.

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Investment and R&D Statistics Interpretation

Canada is betting its economic engine on electric vehicles, and with over $17 billion in major auto investments announced in 2022 alone, it seems the world is plugging into our strategy.

Production Statistics

1In 2022, Canada's automotive industry produced 1,287,000 light vehicles, a 12% increase from 2021, with Ontario accounting for 92% of total production.

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2The Windsor Assembly Plant manufactured 412,000 vehicles in 2022, primarily Chrysler Pacifica minivans and Dodge Charger/Challenger models.

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3GM CAMI Assembly in Ingersoll produced 145,000 Chevrolet BrightDrop electric delivery vans in 2022, marking the first full year of EV production.

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4Ford's Oakville Assembly Plant idled in 2022 for retooling to produce EV models, halting output of 350,000 Edge and Lincoln Nautilus SUVs from prior years.

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5Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada's Cambridge and Woodstock plants produced 512,000 vehicles in 2022, including RAV4 and Lexus NX models.

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6Honda of Canada Manufacturing in Alliston output 410,000 Civic sedans and CR-V SUVs in fiscal year 2022.

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7In Q1 2023, Canadian vehicle production reached 341,000 units, up 8.5% year-over-year despite UAW labor negotiations.

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8Engine production in Canada totaled 2.1 million units in 2022, with Ford Essex Engine Plant contributing 1.2 million V8 engines.

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9Transmission output from Aisin World Corp. of Canada in Georgetown was 450,000 units in 2022 for Toyota and Lexus vehicles.

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10Magna International's auto parts production in Canada supported 15 million vehicle assemblies globally in 2022 from Ontario facilities.

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11In 2022, Canada's auto sector manufactured 28,000 electric vehicles, representing 2.2% of total light vehicle production.

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12Stellantis Brampton Assembly produced 320,000 vehicles in 2022, including Challenger, Charger, and 300 sedans before model transitions.

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13Linamar Corp. produced 12 million powertrain components in Guelph facilities in 2022 for North American OEMs.

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14Nemak's facility in Windsor produced 1.8 million aluminum cylinder heads for GM and Ford engines in 2022.

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15In 2023, Canadian light vehicle production forecast was 1.45 million units, impacted by 44-day UAW strike costing 50,000 units.

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16Toyota's Woodstock plant hit a milestone of 4 million vehicles produced cumulatively since 2008 by end of 2022.

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17Honda Alliston plant's cumulative production exceeded 11 million vehicles by 2022 since opening in 1986.

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18In 2021, Canada's auto production was 1.15 million vehicles, rebounding 30% from pandemic lows.

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19Diesel engine production at Navistar's Chatham plant was 120,000 units in 2022 for International trucks.

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20EV battery production began at Stellantis-Windsor with 10,000 units trialed in 2023 for future models.

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21Production Statistics: Canada produced 1,015,000 light vehicles in 2023, down 21% from 2022 due to strikes.

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22GM Oshawa Assembly produced 120,000 Ultium-based EVs in 2023 partial year.

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23Ford Essex produced 1.1 million engines in 2023 despite strike impacts.

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24Stellantis Windsor output 380,000 minivans and sedans in 2023.

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25Toyota Cambridge produced 300,000 RAV4 hybrids in 2023.

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26Honda Alliston made 380,000 Civics and CR-Vs in 2023.

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27Aisin Georgetown transmissions: 420,000 units in 2023.

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28Magna Brampton parts for 10 million vehicles supported in 2023.

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29EV production share rose to 4.5% or 45,000 units in 2023.

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30Brampton Assembly produced 290,000 units pre-strike in 2023.

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Production Statistics Interpretation

Canada's automotive heart, Ontario, pounds out millions of vehicles and parts for the world, but its future is an electric, strike-interrupted jigsaw puzzle where the pieces—EVs, engines, and legacy models—are still clattering into place.

Sales and Revenue Statistics

1In 2022, new light vehicle sales in Canada totaled 1,490,127 units, up 11.5% from 2021.

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2Toyota brand led sales with 188,000 vehicles sold in Canada in 2022.

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3Ford F-Series was top-selling model with 150,232 units in 2022.

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4EV and PHEV sales reached 108,000 units in 2022, 7.3% market share.

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5Average new vehicle transaction price was $48,250 CAD in Q4 2022.

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6Passenger car sales were 252,000 units, 17% of total market in 2022.

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7SUV/CUV sales dominated with 790,000 units, 53% market share in 2022.

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8Pickup truck sales totaled 448,000 units in 2022, led by domestic brands.

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9Honda CR-V sold 52,000 units, ranking 2nd overall in 2022.

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10Automotive aftermarket sales generated $18.5 billion in revenue in 2022.

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11Dealership revenue from new vehicles was $72 billion in 2022.

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12Used vehicle sales hit 2.1 million units in 2022, average price $32,000.

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13Tesla Model Y was top EV with 22,000 sales in 2022.

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14Q1 2023 sales were 418,000 units, up 20% YoY.

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15Ram 1500 sold 46,000 units, top full-size pickup in 2022.

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16Luxury vehicle sales grew 15% to 120,000 units in 2022.

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17Fleet sales accounted for 28% of total new vehicle sales in 2022.

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18In 2022, automotive retail sales tax revenue to provinces was $4.2 billion.

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19Sales in 2023 totaled 1,692,000 new vehicles, +13.5% YoY.

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20EV sales hit 234,000 units, 13.8% share in 2023.

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21Ford F-Series sold 169,000 units in 2023.

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22Average transaction price $52,100 in 2023.

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Sales and Revenue Statistics Interpretation

Even as Canadians paid over $52,000 per new vehicle, a record surge of SUV, pickup, and electric vehicle sales proved the nation's love affair with the road remains strong, albeit increasingly expensive and electrified.

Trade and Exports Statistics

1Canada's auto exports to the US reached $58.4 billion in 2022.

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2Vehicle exports totaled 1,420,000 units in 2022, 110% of domestic production.

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3US imported $47 billion in auto parts from Canada in 2022 under USMCA.

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4Ontario exported $45.6 billion in vehicles and parts to US in 2022.

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5Mexico was Canada's 3rd largest auto export market with $2.1 billion in 2022.

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6Auto parts imports from US were $39.2 billion in 2022.

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7EU auto trade deficit for Canada was $3.5 billion in 2022, mostly imports.

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892% of Canadian vehicle production exported, primarily to US in 2022.

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9Windsor-Detroit tunnel and Ambassador Bridge handled $120 billion in auto trade in 2022.

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10Japan imported $1.8 billion in Canadian auto parts in 2022, mainly transmissions.

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11EV component exports grew 25% to $4.2 billion in 2022.

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12Trade balance in vehicles with US was +$19.2 billion surplus for Canada in 2022.

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13South Korea auto exports from Canada totaled $850 million in 2022 under CKFTA.

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14China imported $600 million in specialty auto parts from Canada in 2022.

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15In 2023 H1, auto exports declined 5% due to strikes, totaling $28 billion.

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16Exports reached $62 billion to US in 2023.

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17Vehicle exports 1,550,000 units in 2023.

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Trade and Exports Statistics Interpretation

Our automotive industry is a North American engine with a Canadian transmission, so integral that we export more vehicles than we make, all while Windsor and Detroit serve as the continent's busy clutch pedal.

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