Toronto Star | Jan 28, 2022
News
New prototype designs unveiled for Project Arrow
Slash Gear | Jan 3, 2022
Project Arrow concept is an entirely Canadian
green mobility project
Auto Blog | Jan 1st 2022
Project Arrow is an all-Canadian electric
crossover moonshot
InsideEVs | Dec 22, 2021
Canada’s Project Arrow EV Benchmarked
Against Tesla, Volkswagen
PHASE 1
Design Competition and
Selection, Summer/Fall 2020
PHASE 2
Extended Reality (Virtual
Reality) Phase, 2021-2022
PHASE 3
Engineering and Build
Phase 2021-2022
PHASE 4
Concept Car Release and
Tour, 2023
Project Arrow Vision
A Lighthouse to the Global OEMs
The Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) of Canada launched the first, original, full-build, zero-emission concept vehicle named Project Arrow. An all-Canadian effort, it will be designed, engineered and built through the joint efforts of our world-class automotive supply sector and post-secondary institutions.
Answering Prime Minister Trudeau’s call for a Zero-Emissions future by 2050, Project Arrow will bring together the best of the best of Canada’s electric-drive, alternative-fuel, connected and autonomous and light-weight technology companies.
Major Partners
Quotes
“The Arrow is an audacious attempt to give Canada a selling point as it tries to attract investment in manufacturing the types of vehicles expected to increasingly take over the global market.”
The Globe and Mail
“When Flavio told me, he wanted to design it, I said don’t just design it, build it here. We’re going to be one of the leaders in North America.”
Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford
“Titled Project Arrow – a nod to the Avro Arrow supersonic jet designed and built in Canada in the 1950’s – the car will be intended to showcase the very best in Canadian engineering, materials and design”
The Financial Post
“Project Arrow, the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’’ Association (APMA) electric concept, has a target price. It is also rooted not far from reality, designed for average North American consumers and built to Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for the 2025 model year.”
The Automotive News
“Project Arrow shows key market players – that Canada has every element necessary to make electric vehicles.”
The Toronto Star
