With a potential trade war looming with our neighbors to the south, many Canadians have been looking for locally made alternatives. Fortunately, Canada has a robust automotive manufacturing industry, producing vehicles for the Big Three (Stellantis, General Motors, and Ford) as well as major Japanese automakers like Honda and Toyota.
At Autos Consultants, we want to highlight five standout vehicles proudly built in Canada in 2025.
1. Honda Civic
Made in Alliston, Ontario
The Honda Civic continues to be Canada’s best-selling passenger vehicle, with 14,529 units sold in 2024. Its reputation for reliability, efficiency, and driving enjoyment makes it a top choice for Canadians. For 2025 the Civic is available in 2 body styles sedan and hatchback configurations for those that need more cargo space. Honda also offers two performance focused trims including the Civic Si and Civic Type R.
New for 2025 The Civic Hybrid, offering 200 hp and an impressive 4.7L/100 km fuel consumption. You can read our full review of the 11th generation Civic here
2. Honda CR-V
Made in Alliston, Ontario
As one of the top compact SUVs in Canada, the Honda CR-V competes in the country’s most competitive segment. It offers a balance of practicality, efficiency, and cargo space. The CRV is great for families and has class leading Cargo Space:with 1,028 L (36.3 ft³) with seats up and 2,030 L (71.7 ft³) with seats folded. The hybrid option returns a frugal 6L/100 km combined city/highway fuel economy. With all-weather capability, fuel efficiency, and a spacious interior, the CR-V while continue its widespread success across Canada.
3. Toyota RAV4
Made in Woodstock, Ontario
The Toyota RAV4 remains one of the most in-demand vehicles in North America. Known for its rugged styling, reliability, and versatility, it’s a Canadian-built favorite. Offering choice of 3 Powertrain a Gasoline, Hybrid, and Plug-in Hybrid (RAV4 Prime).
If you need a tow the TRD Off-Road trim can pull up to 3500 lbs.
Class-Leading PHEV Range: The RAV4 Prime offers best-in-class electric range.
Unmatched quality and innovation make the Rav4 a top pick. This vehicle also deprecated slower than any competitor and will have the best resale value.
4. Lexus NX
Made in Cambridge, Ontario
The Lexus NX is the luxury sibling of the Toyota RAV4, offering a more refined experience with premium materials and whisper-quiet comfort. The NX has 4 engines to choose from including Gasoline, Hybrid, and PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid). It has a unique Turbocharged Option: 275 hp for a more engaging drive.The cabin is made High-quality materials with a focus on reducing road noise and vibrations. For those who love the RAV4’s practicality but want a more premium feel, the NX is the perfect upgrade.
5. Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD & GMC Sierra 2500HD
Made in Oshawa, Ontario
For those who need heavy-duty performance, the Silverado 2500HD and Sierra 2500HD are built to work hard and tow big. These trucks have double the Payload & Towing Capacity of their 1500-series counterparts. Engine Choices are phenomenal with a very reliable 6.6L V8 Gasoline Engine or 6.6L Duramax Diesel Engine. The Silverado and Sierra HD also feature the Allison Transmission considered one of the best heavy-duty transmissions in the world.
These trucks are designed for towing, hauling, and serious work, making them a great Canadian-made option for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Bonus: Campagna T-Rex
Made in Boucherville, Quebec
Unlike the other vehicles on this list, the Campagna T-Rex is not built by a multinational automaker. Instead, this Canadian-built, three-wheeled vehicle offers a unique driving experience. Two-seat design, blending a motorcycle’s agility with a car’s stability. Often registered as a motorcycle, providing an open-air experience. A true home grown innovation in performance engineering.
For those seeking a thrill on the open road, the T-Rex is a standout choice.
What is the future of Canadian auto manufacturing:
Honda has made a major investment in Canadian EV production, with plans to build batteries and electric vehicles in the next decade.
Volkswagen is also expanding its Canadian operations, planning to manufacture EV batteries and components in Canada.
With growing investment in electric vehicle production, Canada is positioning itself as a key player in the future of automotive manufacturing.
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