The Honda CRV production line at the Honda manufacturing plant in Alliston, Ont. Photo by Cole Burston/The Canadian Press files

Canada’s auto sector won a policy victory on Friday as Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a one-year pause on the federal electric vehicle mandate, which requires 20 per cent of all 2026 model year vehicles sold to be electric, but many in the industry are looking for even more changes.

The Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association, a lobby group for three United States-based automakers with operations in Canada, said it will continue to push for a full repeal of the EV mandate. To that end, Carney also announced a 60-day review of the EV mandate.

“This is an important first step,” Brian Kingston, chief executive of the CVMA, said in a statement on Fri

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