New Canadian Vehicle Guides
Canada Driving Publishes New Guides Covering Five Major Luxury and Electric Vehicle Brands
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The 2026 Aston Martin DBX is a five-seat SUV offered in two trims, and its 707 trim has the model’s highest rating at 3.25 out of five stars. Canadian pricing excludes an additional C$3,980 Freight & PDI charge.
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The 2027 Subaru Uncharted is offered in four trims, with the GT AWD receiving the highest rating in the lineup at 3.63 out of five stars. Its listed Canadian prices exclude C$2,595 in Freight & PDI.
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The 2025 Tesla Model 3 is offered in six trims, with the Performance version receiving the highest rating at 4.25 out of five stars. The most efficient Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive version uses a 211-kW electric motor and an 82.00-kWh battery, with combined consumption as low as 1.7 Le/100 km.
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The 2026 Ferrari 296 is a two-seat coupe offered in four trims, and the lineup had not yet received a sufficient rating. Its 5.0 Le/100 km combined figure applies to the GTB trim’s 3.0-litre V6 plug-in-hybrid powertrain.
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The 2026 Rolls-Royce Cullinan is a five-seat SUV offered in two trims, with the Black Badge rated highest at 3.00 out of five stars; its Canadian pricing excludes C$4,000 in Freight & PDI.
Canadian automotive publisher Driving.ca has released detailed buyer guides comparing five vehicles spanning the Canadian market — from the affordable 2027 Subaru Uncharted at C$40,995 to the ultra-luxury 2026 Rolls-Royce Cullinan priced at C$488,400. The guides evaluate performance, pricing, cargo space, and efficiency across luxury SUVs, electric vehicles, and a plug-in hybrid supercar.
The 2025 Tesla Model 3 earned the highest overall rating at 4.25 out of five stars, according to Driving.ca's data-driven evaluation framework. The lineup reflects Canada's shifting auto market, where electrification now spans from mass-market sedans to six-figure exotic performance cars.
Tesla Model 3 Tops Ratings With Affordable Electric Power
The 2025 Tesla Model 3 leads Driving.ca's comparison with a 4.25 out of five-star rating, available across six trims priced from C$59,990 to C$89,990. The Performance version delivers 460 horsepower and achieves up to 584 kilometers of range per charge. The most efficient Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive trim pairs a 211-kW electric motor with an 82-kWh battery for combined consumption as low as 1.7 L/100 km, according to Natural Resources Canada guidelines.
Subaru Uncharted Becomes Canada's Most Affordable New Electric SUV
The 2027 Subaru Uncharted launches as the cheapest vehicle in Driving.ca's comparison at C$40,995 base price, rising to C$49,995 before C$2,595 freight and PDI charges. This five-seat electric SUV produces 165 to 338 horsepower across four trim levels and offers up to 1,685 liters of cargo capacity. The GT AWD trim earned the highest rating in the Uncharted lineup at 3.63 out of five stars.
Luxury SUVs Command Six-Figure Prices With Lower Ratings
The 2026 Aston Martin DBX starts at C$311,000 and delivers 697 to 717 horsepower with 1,530 liters of cargo space, earning a 3.25 out of five-star rating for its 707 trim. The 2026 Rolls-Royce Cullinan costs between C$488,400 and C$571,000, producing 563 to 592 horsepower and expanding to 1,930 liters of cargo volume. Driving.ca's evaluation methodology awarded the Rolls-Royce Black Badge variant its top score of just 3.00 out of five stars.
Ferrari 296 Plug-In Hybrid Combines Exotic Performance With Efficiency
The 2026 Ferrari 296 occupies the performance extreme at C$350,000 to C$450,000, pairing a 3.0-liter V6 plug-in hybrid engine with 818 to 869 horsepower. The two-seat coupe's GTB trim achieves 5.0 L/100 km combined fuel consumption, balancing supercar power with measurable efficiency. Driving.ca noted the 296 lineup had not yet accumulated sufficient testing data for a finalized overall star rating.
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