據油價網12月21日消息稱，據加拿大新聞社報道，加拿大將于周三提出，到2026年，該國銷售的所有乘用車、SUV和卡車中有五分之一是電動汽車。

這一目標是環境部新規定的一部分，預計還將要求到2035年在加拿大銷售的所有乘用車都必須是電動汽車。另一個中期目標是，到2030年，乘用車銷量的60%應該是電動汽車。

根據新規定，如果汽車制造商或進口商未能滿足電動汽車銷售要求，將根據加拿大環境保護法面臨罰款。

加拿大政府正在制定一項針對新車購買的輕型零排放汽車(ZEV)銷售規定，該規定將每年提高要求，到2035年實現100%的ZEV銷售，包括到2026年至少20%的中期目標和到2030年至少60%的中期目標。

政府表示，就年度新ZEV銷量而言，這些目標將在2026年實現約39.5萬輛新ZEV銷量，2030年實現120萬輛新ZEV銷量，2035年實現200萬輛新ZEV銷量。

據政府報道，“聯邦、省和地區政府的一些行動正在幫助推動這一轉變，包括通過ZEV和溫室氣體排放標準、購買激勵措施以及對充電基礎設施的投資。”

不列顛哥倫比亞省和魁北克省已經有了電動汽車銷售授權。新規定將在全國范圍內實施。

加拿大要想在2026年達到電動汽車銷量20%的第一個門檻，還有很長的路要走。

2022年上半年，加拿大的電動汽車銷量同比增長30%，但該國在電動汽車普及方面落后于其他發達經濟體。

根據加拿大新聞社引用的數據，2022年上半年，包括全電動和插電式混合動力汽車在內的電動汽車銷量僅占加拿大新車注冊量的7.2%。去年電動汽車銷量僅占新車總銷量的5.2%。

曹海斌 編譯自 油價網

原文如下：

Canada Set To Mandate 20% EV Share Of New Car Sales By 2026

Canada will propose on Wednesday that one-fifth of all passenger cars, SUVs, and trucks sold in the country in 2026 be electric vehicles (EVs), The Canadian Press reports.

The target, part of new regulations by the Environment Ministry, is also expected to mandate that all passenger vehicles sold in Canada by 2035 need to be EVs. Another intermediate target is that by 2030, 60% of passenger car sales should be electric vehicles.  

Under the new regulations, vehicle manufacturers or importers could face fines under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act if they fail to meet the EV sales mandates.  

The Canadian government is developing a light-duty Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) sales mandate for new vehicle purchases, which will set annually increasing requirements towards achieving 100% ZEV sales by 2035, including interim targets of at least 20% by 2026 and at least 60% by 2030.

In terms of annual new ZEV sales, these targets would translate to around 395,000 new ZEV sales in 2026, a total of 1.2 million new ZEV sales in 2030, and 2 million new ZEV sales in 2035, the government says.

“Several federal, provincial, and territorial government actions are helping to drive this transition, including through ZEV and GHG emissions standards, purchase incentives, and investments in charging infrastructure,” according to the government.

The provinces of British Columbia and Quebec already have EV sales mandates. The new regulation will be nationwide.

Canada still has a long way to go to reach the first threshold of 20% EV sales by 2026.

Canada’s EV sales jumped by 30% year over year in the first half of 2022, but the country is lagging behind the other developed economies in terms of EV uptake. 

According to data cited by The Canadian Press, EV sales, including fully-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, accounted for only 7.2% of new car registrations in Canada in the first half of 2022. EV sales represented just 5.2% of all new car sales last year.