Non-American EVs: Models available in Canada in 2025

The tensions are palpable across the automotive industry with the threat of tariffs from the White House. Tariffs of 25% were due to take effect on virtually all products imported from Canada to the USA on February 4, but a 30-day pause was granted at the last hour to avoid this scenario, which would have been catastrophic for the economy and the automotive industry.
Some experts predicted that automobile production would halt within a week in Canada and at some American plants due to the additional costs this would have entailed. There was already talk of an average increase of US$3,000 for models sold in the United States.

Whether this was just a negotiating tactic by President Donald Trump or a real threat (the man is unpredictable), the reaction was strong on this side of the border, with many calling for a boycott of American products. Understandably, the reaction is emotional. At the same time, you do not want to feed the mouth of the animal just waiting to bite your hand.

Many consumers have expressed their displeasure on social media, mentioning, among other things, that their next vehicle, whether electric or not, would not be American. Frustration is understandable.

However, we have to be careful when it comes to boycotting American products. When they are assembled here or use parts made in Canada, Canadian workers suffer the consequences. Nothing is simple when it comes to boycotts.

48 Non-American Electric Vehicles Available in Canada in 2025: Part 1

Considering the number of requests we have received, here is a list of non-American electric vehicles available in Canada in 2025. Please note that our goal is neither to encourage nor discourage boycotting, but simply to present the options available to you.

Pay close attention to the nuances we will highlight for some models. They are presented in alphabetical order

1- Acura ZDX

Please note: although this Acura model comes from a Japanese manufacturer, it’s partly an American product, as it benefits from General Motors’ Ultium structure.

– Assembly: Springhill, Tennessee, USA

2 – Audi e-tron GT

This electric supercar from Audi is the Porsche Taycan sibling.

– Assembly: Neckarsulm, Germany

3 – Audi Q4 e-tron

Audi’s entry-level SUV is a posh cousin of the Volkswagen ID.4.

– Assembly: Zwickau, Germany

4 – Audi Q6 e-tron

The Q6 e-tron, launched last year, fills the gap between the electric Q4 and Q8.

– Assembly: Ingolstadt, Germany

5 – Audi Q8 e-tron

Hurry if you want to get your hands on Audi’s biggest electric model, as the company has announced that the model will be withdrawn due to low sales. Production is due to cease on February 28th.

– Assembly: Brussels, Belgium

6 – BMW i4

If you’re looking for an affordable electric luxury sedan, here it is, but in base configuration, as prices range from $58,000 to $80,000 with this model.

– Assembly: Munich, Germany

7 – BMW i5

More spacious and more powerful than the i4, the i5 is more expensive, without offering much more. For the wealthy, with a price tag of between $85,000 and $100,000.

– Assembly: Dingolfing, Germany

8 – BMW i7

BMW‘s 7 Series is the epitome of luxury, and the tradition continues with the electric i7, priced from $165,000 to $205,000.

– Assembly: Dingolfing, Germany

9 – BMW iX

The iX SUV is a great product for anyone who can afford it, offering an inspiring driving experience in a distinctive package. It’s being refreshed for 2026.

– Assembly: Dingolfing, Germany

10 – Fiat 500e

The Fiat 500e is challenging to classify. The brand is Italian, but it belongs to a manufacturer partly comprised of American brands, namely Stellantis. Its design, however, is much more European than American.

– Assembly: Turin, Italy

11 – Genesis G80

It’s an extraordinary car, but far too expensive at $106,000. And Genesis knows it…

– Assembly: Ulsan, South Korea

12 – Genesis GV60

Genesis’ entry-level electric model is, for the moment, the only one that is offered exclusively in battery configuration. A little pricey, though, at over $70,000.

– Assembly: Ulsan, South Korea

13 – Genesis GV70

The electrified version of the GV70 is undoubtedly interesting, but it, too, comes with a hefty price tag of some $84,000. The difference with this model is that it is assembled in the USA.

– Assembly: Montgomery, Alabama, USA

14 – Honda Prologue

The Honda Prologue is in the same situation as the Acura ZDX since it’s a pimped-up version of the Chevrolet Blazer EV.

– Assembly: Springhill, Tennessee, USA

15 – Hyundai Ioniq 5

The Ioniq 5 is one of the most popular electric models in the industry. It offers futuristic styling that’s still trendy.

– Assembly: Ulsan, South Korea

16 – Hyundai Ioniq 6

Along with the BMW i4, this Hyundai model is certainly one of the most interesting electric cars on the market! And let’s not forget the Dodge Charger Daytona, which, although American, is assembled in Canada.

– Assembly: Ulsan, South Korea

17 – Hyundai Kona EV

Here’s another one that remains popular, mainly because of its friendly looks and a starting price of under $50,000.

– Assembly: Ulsan, South Korea

18 – Hyundai Nexo

Don’t look for too many Nexos on the road. Three were sold in Quebec in 2023. It’s the reality of hydrogen-powered models here, where the recharging network is virtually non-existent.

– Assembly: Ulsan, South Korea

19 – Kia EV6

Undoubtedly, it is one of the most original electric solutions on the market. With its sporty styling and inspiring drive, the EV6 stands out from other electric vehicles.

– Assembly: Ulsan, South Korea

20 – Kia EV9

The EV9 seduced families in droves when it arrived 14 months ago. Offering three rows, a more than respectable range, and striking styling, the EV9 quickly became a Kia star.

– Assembly: Gwangmyeong, South Korea and West Point, Georgia, USA

21 – Kia Niro EV

Kia’s second electric vehicle, after the Soul, is still on the menu. The Niro EV remains an interesting solution, selling for under $50,000 in base configuration.

– Assembly: Gwangju, South Korea

22 – Lexus RZ450

The Lexus RZ, the upscale version of the Toyota bZ4X, is the only electric product from Lexus, Toyota’s luxury manufacturer.

– Assembly: Toyota City, Japan

23 – Mercedes-EQ G-Class electric

The electric G-Class, the electric version of the iconic SUV of the same name, is launching this year.

– Assembly: Graz, Austria

24 – Mercedes-EQ EQB

It is an interesting product for its size, but like all Mercedes-Benz electric products, it comes with a hefty price tag ($65,000).

– Assembly: Kecskemet, Hungary

The automotive industry is going through a period of uncertainty, and consumers are thinking more carefully than ever about their vehicle choices. As we’ve seen, there are several electric options available in Canada without relying on American manufacturers. However, our review doesn’t end here!

Stay tuned, as a second part will follow shortly, where we’ll complete our list of 48 non-American electric vehicles available in the country. 🚗

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