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Gabriel Gélinas

An automobile writer since 1991, Gabriel Gélinas found journalism by way of auto racing. He was a driver before becoming the head instructor at the Jim Russell driving school at the Mont Tremblant Circuit. There, he developed several advanced driving programs for various automobile manufacturers.

As a journalist, Gabriel is passionate about sports cars and all the latest technologies coming out of the automotive industry. In addition to contributing to the print and electronic versions of Le Guide de l’auto and The Car Guide, he is also a columnist for The National Post and driving.ca. In addition, Gabriel acts as the automotive expert on TVA’s Salut Bonjour! television program and regularly contributes to news reports for TVA, LCN, Argent and CTV.

Most recent articles

NewsGenesis X Gran Equator May Be the Coolest Thing You’ll See Today
New York, United States— Genesis has unveiled the all-new X Gran Equator Concept at the New York Auto Show. Although the Korean luxury brand has not released any technical details, we can speculate that this adventurous-looking vehicle previews the design of a future full-size SUV. Could it be conventionally powered …
First Drives2026 Lucid Gravity: A Game-Changing Electric SUV4.5/5
Los Olivos, California— On a twisty back road perfectly suited to a Porsche 718 Boxster, Mazda MX-5 or Subaru BRZ, the all-electric Lucid Gravity impresses with its driving dynamics and performance. I didn't expect to drive so fast behind the wheel of a three-row SUV that weighs just over 2.7 …
New ModelsAll-New 2026 Hyundai Nexo Looks Kind of Cool, Hydrogen Be Damned
Hyundai yesterday introduced the second-generation Nexo and the third generation of its fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) technology in a world premiere the Seoul Mobility Show in South Korea. Longer, wider and taller than its predecessor, this new, boldly styled crossover is based on the Initium concept unveiled last fall, …
New Models2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Goes Under the Knife, Adds N Line Model
Seoul, South Korea— The Hyundai Ioniq 6 was introduced in 2022 (for the 2023 model year), and three years later it's already time for a refresh. Today at the Seoul Motor Show, the South Korean manufacturer revealed an updated version of its aerodynamic, battery-powered sedan, complete with a new and …
NewsGaming-Inspired Hyundai Insteroid Concept is No April Fool’s Day Prank
Seoul, South Korea— Imagine Hyundai’s new Inster hooked on steroids. What do you get? This wild concept fittingly called Insteroid, that’s what. With oversized fenders, a gigantic rear wing and other extreme design cues, the car looks like it came straight from a racing team’s garage or a crazy tuner’s …
News2025 World Car Awards: Top Three Finalists Announced
The top three finalists in six categories for the 2025 World Car Awards were announced today following another round of voting. As always, the votes from a jury of 96 automotive journalists representing 30 countries around the globe—including yours truly, plus The Globe and Mail ’s Mark Richardson and Autonerve …

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