Greg Layson, Automotive News Canada
The Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association has chosen three finalists for its Project Arrow design competition, a program aimed at building an all-Canadian zero-emissions vehicle as a way to showcase the country’s auto industry.
The trio of finalists was chosen from nine submissions made in the spring. They are:
- The Sea to Sky Electric’s E-Nova, submitted by Marie-Pier Alary and Bailee van Rikxoort from the Wilson School of Design at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Richmond, B.C.;
- The Archer, submitted by Stephen Bykowy of Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning in Toronto;
- And the Traction, submitted by Kaj Hallgrimsson, Jun-Won Kim, Mina Morcos and Matthew Schuetz at Carleton University in Ottawa.
