Toronto 
The first, all-Canadian, zero-emission connected vehicle, designed and built in Ontario, named Project Arrow, was unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show, one of the largest and most influential technology events in the world.
Credit: Ontario Tech University
The unveiling was part of Ontario’s trade mission to the United States to showcase Ontario’s automotive capabilities, end-to-end automotive supply chain and innovation on a global stage.
Project Arrow, built at the Automotive Centre of Excellence at Ontario Tech University in Oshawa, was developed by the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) of Canada with funding and support from federal and Ontario governments through the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network.
Built to 2025 model year motor vehicle safety specifications, Project Arrow is named after Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow.
All parts of the vehicle except the touch screen by Lenovo were made in Canada. Project Arrow was designed by Carleton University’s School of Industrial Design. Over 58 Canadian industry partners were part of the design and built of the prototype vehicle.
#projectarrow– Canadas first all-Canadian EV – a collaboration of more than 50 Canadian car companies, @ontariotech_u ,@APMACanada ++ , makes its global debut at #CES2023 pic.twitter.com/tmh1MIYi3o
— Cristina Howorun (@CityCristinaH) January 5, 2023
According to Toronto Star, if the car is mass-produced, the cost will be between $40,000 and $60,000 per vehicle.
