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Gas vehicles still have their place.

No charging station, no cable, no planning: gas remains the simplest powertrain to live with and, for many uses, the most practical. Here is where it still has an advantage, followed by all the network’s models.

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Where gas still makes sense

  • Unpredictable high-mileage driving: changing routes, remote areas and tight schedules, with no charging detours to consider.
  • Work and towing: gas pickups and utility vehicles remain practical choices for simplicity and capability.
  • Purchase budget: for comparable models, gas often remains the most accessible entry point in the lineup.
  • Complete versatility: one vehicle to do everything, anywhere, in every season.

The value of simplicity

Filling up takes a few minutes at any gas station, across Quebec and beyond. No equipment to install, no routine to change and no planning for long trips: just go.

That simplicity has real value, especially if your daily life is unpredictable or your parking space does not allow charging.

Fuel consumption depends on context

A modern gas engine can be remarkably efficient, or not: it depends on the model, drivetrain, load and your driving. Official ratings let you compare models; your actual result depends on your trips.

Our advisers compare ratings for the models you are interested in with you, using each manufacturer’s official figures rather than unrealistic promises.

If electrification still interests you

Many families drive gas vehicles today and will switch to electrified vehicles as their needs change. When you are curious, the three other options are one click away: hybrids that never plug in, plug-in hybrids that electrify daily driving, and electric vehicles that leave gas behind. The network offers all four; the right choice is the one that fits your driving.

Frequently asked questions

Is gas still a reasonable choice?

Yes, for many uses: high, unpredictable highway mileage, towing, areas where charging is less accessible, tight purchase budgets or a need for complete simplicity. Choosing a powertrain starts with your actual driving, rather than trends.

What are the practical advantages of a gas engine?

You can fill up anywhere in a few minutes, without planning. The technology is proven, the choice of models is the widest on the market, from subcompacts to trucks, and performance in extreme cold is familiar and predictable.

How do I compare fuel consumption between two models?

Fuel consumption depends on the model, drivetrain, load and especially driving style: two drivers of the same vehicle will not get the same result. Compare official ratings for the models you are interested in, then check them on a test drive. Our teams explain them clearly.

What if I mostly drive in the city?

City driving is where hybrids stand out most: frequent braking, heavy traffic and electric mode often active. If most of your kilometres are in the city, compare the network’s hybrids too before deciding.

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