Canadian EV program Project Arrow gets $5 million in federal funding — via drivingdotca autonews EV
“Windsor-Essex is capitalizing on this once-in-a-generation shift unfolding in the auto sector and the jobs that come with it, positioning our region as the automobility capital of Canada,” Kuzmierczyk said.
“With FedDev Ontario support, APMA is leading the charge to accelerate Canada’s transition to a net zero future.”The digital twin will be used for test the technologies to be used in the vehicle before creation of a physical rendition of the Arrow is created. The concept vehicle will also act as a blueprint for battery development and integration, tech transfer and intellectual property development.
FedDev Ontario’s investment in the project will support 80 jobs, leverage over $6.6 million in other funding, support at least 40 automotive suppliers and technology firms across southern Ontario, and generate $50 million in additional investment.
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