Northway 66
The halo car. Low, sculptural and unmistakably Northway.
A Canadian performance and mobility concept built around two vehicles, a vertically integrated manufacturing campus and Skyfill energy infrastructure.
Northway imagines a new Canadian automotive marque with a complete visual ecosystem. The 66 establishes the brand as an uncompromising performance company. The Glade translates that identity into a refined everyday EV. Both share a distinctive lighting signature, restrained surfaces and a technology-first design language.
The halo car. Low, sculptural and unmistakably Northway.
The Glade carries the same visual DNA into a premium four-door platform designed around real-world range, comfort and all-weather Canadian driving.
A dedicated proving ground integrated directly into the company campus.
The facility combines design, engineering, manufacturing and vehicle validation on one site, turning the campus itself into part of the Northway story.
A proposed energy infrastructure system built around fixed high-capacity charging sites. On campus, Skyfill stations sit directly beside the service garages and test track to make charging part of the development cycle.
Service garages line the circuit. Skyfill charging is positioned where test vehicles return to engineering teams. An executive observation level overlooks the track, while manufacturing, R&D and design remain on the same property.
Vehicle design, industrial architecture, energy, engineering and brand identity are treated as one connected experience.
