General Motors (GM) showcased its latest portfolio of electric vehicles, high-performance cars, and premium trucks and SUVs at the 2026 Canadian International Auto Show (CIAS) in Toronto, underlining its strategy to combine electrification with performance and customer choice across multiple brands.
At Canada’s largest auto show, GM highlighted its broad lineup spanning Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC, positioning Toronto as a key market reflecting evolving consumer trends in electric vehicles, luxury mobility, and high-performance automobiles.
GM said it was Canada’s overall sales and electric vehicle sales leader in 2025, with Cadillac leading the luxury EV segment. The Cadillac OPTIQ ranked first among luxury electric vehicles, followed by the LYRIQ, while the Chevrolet Equinox EV was the second most registered EV in Canada. Buick emerged as GM Canada’s fastest-growing brand, driven by a strong surge in Envision SUV sales, and GMC reported its best sales year in history.
The company’s auto show lineup demonstrated the integration of performance and electrification. Cadillac unveiled the first Canadian appearance of its Formula 1 Team Replica Car, showcasing its global luxury and performance ambitions alongside its full EV range. Chevrolet presented the Corvette ZR1X, billed as North America’s quickest production car, along with the updated 2027 Chevrolet Bolt EV, offering up to 422 km of estimated range. Buick showcased its growing SUV lineup led by Envision, while GMC displayed premium capability models including Sierra, HUMMER EV, and Terrain.
GM said Toronto remains a strategic market that mirrors broader global trends, including accelerating EV adoption and sustained demand for SUVs and trucks. The company enters CIAS with strong momentum across its multi-brand portfolio, reflecting its strategy to advance electrification while continuing to lead in performance and capability.
The automaker added that its diverse lineup at CIAS underscores its commitment to providing customers with a wide range of vehicle options, from accessible electric models to luxury and high-performance vehicles, as the industry transitions toward an electric and digital future.
