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Geely Auto has confirmed plans to enter the Canadian market, with its first vehicles expected in 2027. The move signals a new North American market expansion, though no further details are provided in the source.
Geely says it will enter the Canadian market in 2027 and has begun assembling a local leadership team. The move signals preparations for retail and service operations ahead of vehicle launches.
VinFast says it is preparing to bring electric buses to the US market, with first homologated vehicles expected to reach customers in the first quarter of 2028. The move would extend the company’s electric mobility business in the US beyond passenger cars.
VinFast announced at APTA 2026 TRANSform & EXPO in Chicago that it plans to bring its all-electric bus models to the US market through NexMove Certified. Initial deliveries are scheduled for the first quarter of 2028, which sets a timeline for the company’s entry into the market.
Solaris presented the Urbino 40 electric at APTA TRANSform & EXPO 2026 in Chicago on 5 October. The debut marks the company’s entry into the US market and shows a model developed specifically for North America.
Solaris is entering the US transit market with the Urbino 40 electric bus. The move matters because it marks the company’s entry into a new market and may help it reach American transit agencies.
VinFast said it will enter the U.S. electric bus market through a partnership with NexMove, with certified vehicle deliveries planned from the first quarter of 2028. The announcement matters because it marks the company’s planned expansion into a new market segment in the United States.
GAC is entering Denmark and Norway with the Aion UT electric hatchback through an importer. The move expands the brand in Europe without building its own sales network.
Chery’s Omoda and Jaecoo brands have launched a Canadian website saying their electric SUVs will arrive in Canada in late 2026. The site does not name models, prices, or dealers, so the launch remains only a basic market-entry confirmation.
Sinotruk is preparing to enter the European market with electric and diesel trucks after showing European-oriented models at IAA Transportation 2026. The company says initial small-batch deliveries are expected in early 2027, with support services and possible European assembly still being developed.