. Slide 1: Cover Slide (group member names) Optional to include a Table of Contents . Slide 2: Introduction; identify 3 sub-topics . Slides 3-5: Discussion of the 1st sub-topic . Slides 6-8: Discussion of the 2nd sub-topic . Slides 9-11: Discussion of 3rd sub-topic . Slide 12: Conclusion, no new information . Slide 13: References (URLs, etc.)Evaluating the Effectiveness of Canadian Government Incentives in Encouraging Electric Vehicle Adoption Relative to Average Conventional Vehicle Prices * Analvsis of Current Incentive Programs: Evaluate existing government incentive programs for electric vehicles (EVs) in Canada, including details on the types of mncentives offered (e.g., purchase rebates, tax credits), eligibility criteria, and funding levels. Assess the comprehensiveness and effectiveness of these programs in imncentivizing EV adoption. * Comparison of EV Costs with Conventional Vehicles: Conduct a comparative analysis of the total cost of ownership for EVs versus conventional vehicles in Canada. Consider factors such as upfront purchase costs, fuel and mamntenance expenses, and potential savings from incentives and subsidies. Determine whether the existing incentive levels are sufficient to bridge the cost gap and make EV ownership economically attractive. * Impact on EV Market Penetration: Investigate the impact of government mcentives on EV market penetration and sales trends in Canada. Analvze sales data over time and assess the correlation between incentive levels and EV adoption rates. Explore whether there 15 a need for adjustments or enhancements to existing incentive programs to further stimulate EV uptake and achieve national emissions reduction goals