First Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid Delivered to a Vehicle Fleet in Canada Read more at https://www.auto123.com/en/news/first

[m16charged]

This is exactly what I like to read. Quebec is the China/India of Canada in regards to making the lead and pushing hard for all electric mainstream visions

The 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid continues to make news, for all sorts of good reasons. Following its recent announcement of two new, more affordable versions of its minivan, FCA Canada proceeded last week to deliver the first units of the plug-in hybrid minivan to a Canadian vehicle fleet, more precisely the Quebec government-run Centre de gestion de l’équipement roulant (CGER).
Actively involved in the electrification of transportation, notably through its mandate to electrify government vehicle fleets in the province, the CGER has finalized an agreement with FCA to take delivery of 95 Chrysler Pacifica hybrids this year.


Read more at https://www.auto123.com/en/news/first-chrysler-pacifica-hybrid-delivered-cger/63667/#LUc5YlDpxfpzfTQh.99

https://www.auto123.com/en/news/first-chrysler-pacifica-hybrid-delivered-cger/63667/

 

[PluggedIn]

That's interesting that the Pacifica was chosen as a fleet vehicle... hopefully that will set an example.

 

[casparfelic00]

The post mentioned the release of two new affordable versions of Pacifica. Does this news has something to do with this new decision of FCA Canada?

 

[blacksmith]

The post mentioned the release of two new affordable versions of Pacifica. Does this news has something to do with this new decision of FCA Canada?

Don't think so. It seems like just a news featured by the site the previous week.