Global economic challenges are turning the automotive industry on its head, and in new directions. Surviving these uncharted waters demands new approaches and new partners, as traditional business methods can no longer deliver the results of yesteryear. A complete transformation in the generation and application of new ideas is needed. A revolution in the business of research and development will allow Canadian industry and academia the ability to jointly take their work from research to application.

To encourage this transformation, the Government of Canada has created Automotive Partnership Canada (APC), an initiative that will support significant, collaborative R&D activities to benefit the entire Canadian automotive industry.

APC invites you to take part in these new developments by submitting your research proposals for next-generation automotive technologies.

Newly Funded Projects

	Automakers and McMaster University join forces to improve assembly line designs for workers
	Ballard Partners with Universities to Make Fuel Cell Buses a Commercial Reality
	Canada Takes Lead in Turning Waste Heat into Green Air Conditioning for Electric Cars
	Canadian Technology Will Help Automakers Meet New Emission Standards
	Toyota Poised to Leapfrog Competition with New Wheel-Making Technology

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