GM showcases performance, EV leadership and innovation at 2026 Canadian International Auto Show
2026-02-17
GM is making a statement at the Canadian International Auto Show (CIAS) in Toronto, showcasing a portfolio that spans performance, advanced electric vehicles and premium trucks and SUVs.
As Canada’s largest auto show, CIAS provides a global state for GM to demonstrate the breadth of its brands, highlighting how performance, electrification and customer choice come together across segments.
Why Toronto Matters
Toronto is at the heart of GM’s growth in Canada. From accessible SUVs to luxury EVs and high-performance sports cars, the city’s drivers are shaping the future of driving.
GM is Canada’s 2025 sales leader 1 (overall and EV).
Cadillac leads Canada’s luxury EV market 2, with OPTIQ at #1 2 and LYRIQ at #2 2
Chevrolet Equinox EV ranks as the second most registered EV in Canada 1.
Buick is GM Canada’s fastest-growing brand, led by Envision’s 74% increase in Toronto.
GMC Canada had its best sales year in history.
Performance Meets Electrification
This year’s GM display brings together the full breadth of our brands:
Cadillac: First-ever Canadian appearance of the Cadillac Formula 1® Team Replica Car, linking luxury and performance on a global stage, alongside its full lineup of EVs.
Chevrolet: The Corvette ZR1X - North America’s quickest production car, plus the improved 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV with up to 422 km of GM-estimated range 3, offering Canadians value, performance, and accessibility.
Buick: The SUV comeback continues, led by Envision - a premium SUV that balances design, tech, and value.
GMC: Premium capability on display with Sierra, HUMMER EV, Terrain, and more.
Together, the lineup underscores GM’s ability to advance electrification while continuing to lead in performance and capability.
Looking Ahead
Toronto remains an important market for GM, reflecting broader industry trends including EV growth and sustained demand for SUVs and trucks. GM enters CIAS as Canada’s 2025 sales leader and overall in EVs1, reflecting strong momentum across its multi-brand portfolio.
Learn more here.
1 Based on S&P Global Mobility Canadian New Vehicle Total Registrations for calendar year 2025
2 Based on S&P Global Mobility Canadian New Vehicle Total Registrations for calendar year 2025 for Cadillac definition of Luxury
3 GM-estimated from 100% charge using Government of Canada approved test methods. Default battery charge settings may vary by model and can be adjusted in vehicle or mobile app. Refer to vehicles.nrcan.gc.ca for details & NRCan Fuel Consumption Guide. Use for comparison only. Actual range will vary based on several factors, including ambient temperature, terrain, battery age & condition, loading, & how you use & maintain your vehicle. See Owner’s Manual for details & limitations.
GM is making a statement at the Canadian International Auto Show (CIAS) in Toronto, showcasing a portfolio that spans performance, advanced electric vehicles and premium trucks and SUVs.
As Canada’s largest auto show, CIAS provides a global stage for GM to demonstrate the breadth of its brands, highlighting how performance, electrification and customer choice come together across segments.
Why Toronto Matters
Toronto is at the heart of GM’s growth in Canada. From accessible SUVs to luxury EVs and high-performance sports cars, the city’s drivers are shaping the future of driving.
- GM is Canada’s 2025 sales leader1 (overall and EV).
- Cadillac leads Canada’s luxury EV market, with OPTIQ at #1 and LYRIQ at #22.
- Chevrolet Equinox EV ranks as the second most registered EV in Canada1.
- Buick is GM Canada’s fastest-growing brand, led by Envision’s 74% increase in Toronto.
- GMC Canada had its best sales year in history.
Performance Meets Electrification
This year’s GM display brings together the full breadth of our brands:
- Cadillac: First-ever Canadian appearance of the Cadillac Formula 1® Team Replica Car, linking luxury and performance on a global stage, alongside its full lineup of EVs.
- Chevrolet: The Corvette ZR1X - North America’s quickest production car, plus the improved 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV with up to 422 km of GM-estimated range3, offering Canadians value, performance, and accessibility.
- Buick: The SUV comeback continues, led by Envision - a premium SUV that balances design, tech, and value.
- GMC: Premium capability on display with Sierra, HUMMER EV, Terrain, and more.
Together, the lineup underscores GM’s ability to advance electrification while continuing to lead in performance and capability.
Looking Ahead
Toronto remains an important market for GM, reflecting broader industry trends including EV growth and sustained demand for SUVs and trucks. GM enters CIAS as Canada’s 2025 sales leader and overall in EVs1, reflecting strong momentum across its multi-brand portfolio.
Learn more here.
1Based on S&P Global Mobility Canadian New Vehicle Total Registrations for calendar year 2025
2Based on S&P Global Mobility Canadian New Vehicle Total Registrations for calendar year 2025 for Cadillac definition of Luxury
3GM-estimated from 100% charge using Government of Canada approved test methods. Default battery charge settings may vary by model and can be adjusted in vehicle or mobile app. Refer to vehicles.nrcan.gc.ca for details & NRCan Fuel Consumption Guide. Use for comparison only. Actual range will vary based on several factors, including ambient temperature, terrain, battery age & condition, loading, & how you use & maintain your vehicle. See Owner’s Manual for details & limitations.
