Sebastien Bell is an Associate Editor at AutoTrader Canada. He specializes in automotive journalism with a keen focus on electric vehicles (EVs) and the evolving landscape of the automotive industry. His insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications including AutoTrader Canada, Autorecent, and Carscoops.com.
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Sebastien Bell's coverage mainly revolves around the automotive industry, with a focus on technological advancements and new car models. His articles often cite data from various sources and frequently cover evolving stories within the automotive world.
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By: Sébastien Bell
Nissan smooths the edges with the updated 2027 Ariya.
By: Sébastien Bell
You don’t enter a new market without your biggest advantage.
By: Sébastien Bell
Our first look at the M version of the i3 doesn’t disappoint.
By: Sébastien Bell
Porsche is introducing a number of quality-of-life updates to the Taycan.
· · 3 min read A trio of new models show off new look, new tech for the hundred-year-old brand.
Honda nails the basics, but fails to wow with its features in this all-important model.
· · 3 min read Hyundai takes the wraps off its next-gen compact sedan in Busan.
By: Sébastien Bell
Toyota adds its fifth-generation hybrid system to the entry-level Crown.
By: Sébastien Bell
After 150,000 km on the road, some EVs lost as little as 2.2 per cent of their energy capacity.
By: Sébastien Bell
Just 252 of these special edition Escalades will be produced.
