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Metro Vancouver has worked with several partners on the "Emotive: The Electric Vehicle Experience" campaign which promotes electric vehicles.

Visit the emotivebc.ca website to learn more.

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Canadian EV Consumer Survey Metro Vancouver Analysis (Aug 2017)
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Comparison of Metro Vancouver respondents in 2017 and 2013 Consumer EV surveys (Oct 2017)
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EV Technology and Market Overview (2016)
Key Insights about Electric Vehicle Consumer Preferences in Metro Vancouver (2018)

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