The automotive industry in Canada consists primarily of assembly plants of foreign automakers, most with headquarters in the United States or Japan, along with hundreds of manufacturers of automotive parts and systems.
Text adapted from “Automotive industry in Canada” on Wikipedia ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗ · retrieved 2026-07-10
Begin with representative, well-documented records from different marques, then continue into the complete source-backed catalog below.
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electric van developed by Azure Dynamics and Ford
The Bombardier OUTLANDER is catalogued as a three-wheeler from the Canada-origin Bombardier marque. The catalog also contains sourced technical…
Emile-Henri Bourassa's first documented automobile, built in Montreal. Surviving summaries preserve its two-seat runabout form but not dependable…
Large one-off touring automobile documented among Bourassa's experiments. Its exact construction year and mechanical specification are not preserved,…
Final and best-known Bourassa, built on a Rickenbacker chassis with Bourassa's own transmission. It reportedly returned 31 mpg, but financing never…
Unrealized smallest Brooks line on a 112-inch wheelbase, with prices intended to start at $1,000. Its specifications closely followed the smaller…
Planned 122-inch-wheelbase middle line with Budd-Michelin disc wheels. Its engine and boiler specification influenced the single model Brooks…
Largest proposed Brooks line, sharing Model 2's 122-inch wheelbase but using a 23-inch boiler. It remained a catalog plan; the eventual production…
Only Brooks automobile actually produced in quantity. Most were black five-seat sedans with Meritas fabric bodies and no metal panels; one touring…
The Can-Am Spyder is catalogued as a three-wheeler from the Canada-origin Can-Am marque. The catalog also contains sourced technical specifications…
The Can-Am Ds is catalogued as a three-wheeler from the Canada-origin Can-Am marque. The catalog also contains sourced technical specifications for…
The Can-Am Outlander is catalogued as a three-wheeler from the Canada-origin Can-Am marque. The catalog also contains sourced technical…
The Can-Am Spyder Rt is a nameplate represented by the catalog's observed regulatory records.
The Can-Am Spyder F3 is catalogued as a three-wheeler from the Canada-origin Can-Am marque. The catalog also contains sourced technical…
The Canadian Electric Vehicles Might-E Truck is a documented vehicle model from the Canada-origin Canadian Electric Vehicles marque. Its sourced…
Commercial delivery program serving Toronto industrial customers and export work. Many early Still vehicles were custom-bodied or conversions of…
Moderately successful two-seater developed by William J. Still before the March 1900 reorganization and continued/exported by Canadian Motors. It…
Small two-place electric commonly dated from 1900 and described in Canadian EV histories as a three-wheeled Motette. Sparse sources do not establish…
Larger four-passenger companion to the Ivanhoe, exported to Britain and demonstrated in British road trials. A period image caption treats Ivanhoe…
Named electric bus built to order by Canadian Motors. It represents the large passenger/commercial end of the range; seating capacity, body builder,…
Only documented Chimo automobile family. Customotive Inc. began production at Saint-Laurent, Quebec in 1980, moved to Ottawa in 1985, and Image Inc.…
Full-size LH-platform sedan sold as a Chrysler in Canada and as a Dodge in the United States, produced across two generations with cab-forward…
Canadian-market value-oriented minivan based on the Chrysler Pacifica platform, introduced after the Dodge Grand Caravan ended and sold under the…
Purpose-designed convertible-role Clinton using interchangeable passenger and goods bodies on the marque's four-cylinder chassis. This materially…
Consolidated passenger chassis family because surviving sources identify body styles but no factory model names, type numbers or mechanical…
Single-passenger, three-wheeled battery electric vehicle
The Felino CB7 is catalogued as a sports car from the Canada-origin Felino marque. Its sourced production chronology begins in 2016. The catalog also…
automobile marque
The Ford Motor Company of Canada Ford Frontenac is a documented vehicle model originating in Canada. Its sourced production chronology runs from 1960…
Compact sport-utility vehicle derived from the Suzuki Sidekick and sold by GM's Geo marque in convertible and hardtop forms with rear- or four-wheel…
internal combustion
The Meteor Rideau is a documented vehicle model from the Canada-origin Meteor marque. Its sourced production chronology runs from 1954 to 1961.
The Nova Bus Toronto Transit Commission Nova LFS is a documented vehicle model from the Canada-origin Nova Bus marque. Its sourced production…
Canadian Pontiac version of the Suzuki Cultus-based Chevrolet Sprint and Geo Metro family, offered as hatchback, sedan and convertible.
Canadian Pontiac-badged version of the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker compact SUV, sold in convertible and hardtop forms.
Two-seat cargo conversion of the Dodge Grand Caravan sold by the Ram commercial-vehicle marque as the C/V Tradesman and Cargo Van.
